Chapter 1. Conclusion and References

Chapter Conclusion

The wide-ranging literature summarized in this chapter share several major themes:

• There are multiple reasons for community-engaged health promotion and research.
• Community engagement must be conducted in a manner that is respectful of all partners and mindful of their need to benefit from collaboration.
• It is important to understand context (in all its complexity) as it affects health problems and the development of health solutions.
• We must recognize that community-engaged health improvement is a long-term, evolving process.

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