共同设计范例:在与具有难民背景的社区制定数据收集方法时如何与社区目标保持一致

Tina Gingell, K. Murray, Ignacio Correa-Velez, Danielle Gallegos
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研究背景下的共同设计是一种让参与者反思自己在某一现象中的生活经历,从而使研究成果符合他们的需求的方法。这种方法能增强能力,因为它能使研究过程更加公平。然而,关于如何将共同设计纳入研究规划的文献极少。本文旨在提供一个共同设计研究的范例,介绍在一个参与式行动研究项目中,如何通过与澳大利亚大布里斯班地区有难民生活经历的社区成员合作,开发数据收集方法和工具。该项目采用便利和有目的的抽样方式招募了八名参与者(年龄在 18 岁至 65 岁之间),并于 2022 年 1 月至 4 月期间举办了四次研讨会。研讨会采用共同设计方法,包括旅程图、角色、头脑风暴和体验式学习,以捕捉获取食物的生活体验,合作共同设计数据收集方法和工具,并将社区成员培训为社区研究人员。共同设计数据收集方法确保了没有研究经验的社区成员能够为设计文化上适当的数据收集工具做出贡献。未来的公共卫生研究应将共同设计纳入研究/干预规划、执行和成果中,并通过借鉴生活经验,使研究目标与社区目标保持一致。
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A co-design exemplar: how to align with community goals when developing data collection methods with communities from refugee backgrounds
Co-design in a research context is an approach that involves participants reflecting on their lived experience of a phenomenon to tailor research outcomes to their needs. It is empowering because it provides greater equity in the research process. However, minimal literature is available on ways to encompass co-design into research planning. This article aims to provide an exemplar of co-design research by describing how data collection methods and tools were developed in a participatory action research project through collaboration with community members with a lived refugee experience in Greater Brisbane, Australia. Eight people (aged 18 to 65) were recruited using convenience and purposive sampling, with four workshops held between January and April 2022. Workshops utilised co-design methods, including journey mapping, personas, brainstorming and experiential learning to capture the lived experience of accessing food, to collaboratively co-design data collection methods and tools, and to train community members as community researchers. Co-designing data collection methods ensured that community members with no research experience could contribute towards the design of culturally appropriate data collection tools. Future research in public health should embed co-design into research/intervention planning, execution and outcomes, and align research goals with community goals by drawing on lived experience.
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