Achieving Recruitment Goals Through Community Partnerships:The SENIOR Project

Authors

Sandra D. Saunders, University of Rhode Island
Mary L. Greaney, University of Rhode Island
Faith D. Lees, University of Rhode Island
Phillip G. Clark, University of Rhode Island

Document Type

Article

Date of Original Version

1-1-2003

Abstract

This article discusses the process of developing collaborative relationships for a community-based health promotion project. A partnership was established among the university, the city where the intervention took place, and the community senior center. A community advisory board was created to identify the strengths, diversity, and needs of each partner. The community advisory board guided the partnership to recruit 1,277 older adults to participate in the intervention study. A sample was deemed representative after comparison with Census 2000 data, with gender and educational attainment being similar. © 2003 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc.

Publication Title, e.g., Journal

Family and Community Health

Volume

26

Issue

3

Citation/Publisher Attribution

Saunders, Sandra D., Mary L. Greaney, Faith D. Lees, and Phillip G. Clark. "Achieving Recruitment Goals Through Community Partnerships:The SENIOR Project." Family and Community Health 26, 3 (2003): 194-202. doi: 10.1097/00003727-200307000-00004.