Development and Utilization of the RADx-UP Image Bank: A Digital Photography Repository.

IF 0.6 4区 医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Emily D Finley, Helena Pike Welch, Mary Lindsley, Hailey Leiva, Rosa Gonzalez-Guarda
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Abstract

The use of recruitment materials that reflect individuals and their communities increases the likelihood of those individuals participating in research, particularly among underrepresented populations. The Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics-Underserved Populations (RADx-UP) Image Bank is a digital repository of photographs from diverse communities participating in the National Institutes of Health's RADx-UP initiative, which aims to increase access to COVID-19 testing in communities across the United States. The Image Bank was created to provide representative and accessible imagery to the RADx-UP consortium for use in promotional, educational, and dissemination materials. Photographs have been incorporated into various research dissemination channels including e-newsletters, webpages, and social media graphics. The Image Bank could serve as a model for other consortiums, researchers, or programs who seek to create communications and materials that reflect and are inclusive of the focused population(s).

RADx-UP图片库的开发与利用:一个数字摄影资源库。
使用反映个人及其社区的招聘材料增加了这些个人参与研究的可能性,特别是在代表性不足的人口中。快速加速诊断服务不足人群(RADx-UP)图片库是参与美国国立卫生研究院RADx-UP计划的不同社区的数字照片存储库,该计划旨在增加美国各地社区获得COVID-19检测的机会。图片库的创建是为了向RADx-UP联盟提供具有代表性和可访问的图像,用于宣传、教育和传播材料。照片已被纳入各种研究传播渠道,包括电子通讯、网页和社交媒体图形。图像库可以作为其他财团、研究人员或项目的榜样,他们寻求创建反映并包含重点人群的通信和材料。
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