If so, the result would be additional opportunities to address the unfair processes and issues in existence within care delivery systems, which for Aboriginal people are the results of colonization, and align health care providers with Aboriginal people as equitable partners in reorganizing healthcare.
Every time I successfully braid my daughters' hair, I bask in the glow of my wife's good fortune - she married such an enlightened, progressive and equitable life partner.
Some articles used the term Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR), drawing from participatory action research, which is generally defined as a collaborative approach to research with equitable involvement of partners in all aspects of the research [ 40- 42].
As such, there have been multiple appeals for increased evaluation of how ICIs are organized and implemented to ensure better outcomes for students and more equitable engagement with partners in LMICs [ 4, 7, 20, 21].
Doesn't the word "partner" connote equitable treatment?
Stibbe describes a good partnership, as "one in which the relationship is strong and partners feel equitable, all parties are getting good value from the arrangement, and the partnership is achieving its objectives".
For instance, peace theorist Johan Galtung proposed a "triangular syndrome of peace in which cultural peace engenders structural peace, with symbiotic, equitable relations among diverse partners, and direct peace with acts of cooperation, friendliness and love [ 1]." In the 1980s initiatives involving non-governmental organizations focused on the interplay between peace and health.
CBPR is a means to collaboratively investigate health topics, whereby community members and academia partner in an equitable relationship through all phases of the research [ 15, 16].
Community-based participatory research (CBPR), whereby community members and academia partner in an equitable relationship through all phases of the research, is an intuitive approach to develop these interventions.
