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Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action

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Web-based Survey Data Collection With Peer Support and Advocacy Organizations:Implications of Participatory Methods
Laysha Ostrow, PhD, MPP, Darby Penney, MLS, Elizabeth Stuart, PhD, and Phillip J. Leaf, PhD

Table 1. Participatory Design Components and Research Project Component

Table 1.

Participatory Design Components and Research Project Component

Submitted 23 October 2015, revised 22 April 2016, accepted 13 July 2016

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Additional Information

ISSN

1557-055X

Print ISSN

1557-0541

Pages

45-52

Launched on MUSE

2017-06-06

Open Access

No

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