New paper: Best practices for engaging with affected communities

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Hi all,

I wanted to celebrate our most recent paper from HepBcommunity.org, Hepatitis B voices Australia, Hepatitis B foundation, and many other international partners (many of whom are on this forum: @Nafisa.Yussf @lien.tran @kimbopumpkin @Suwang88 @adimondel @Jacki @Wendy_YK_Lo @Bansah1 @Kabagambe @Supa @YellowWarriorsPH @FionaBJenkins @Yasmin @beatrice.zovich @chari.cohen).

Open access link below.

This is essentially a guide designed to inform @ScienceExperts, @HealthExperts, industry partners, decision makers, public health and other people in the professional sector about how best to reach out and get input from the affected community. It is also helpful for people who are in the community to know how they should be treated as a minimum.

As most of the authors are accessible here, we’re happy to answer any questions or discuss anything about the paper here.

Cheers,
Thomas

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Congratulations. I enjoyed reading this article and have shared with my colleagues.

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Thanks for sharing @Julie! The broader knowledge about these aspects, the more we can involve the affected community in important work, the more effective our public health response can be!

Cheers,
Thomas