Participatory Action Research - OUCRU

Participatory Action Research

Participatory action research (PAR) is a research method that centers on the knowledge and experiences of people impacted by unjust and harmful social systems. At OUCRU, we utilise the PAR approach to empower these individuals to participate, lead, and conduct research projects. By doing so, together with researchers, they will co-generate new knowledge and find solutions to their community’s problems.

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Projects using Participatory Action Research methodology

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Participatory Action Research

AMR: Development Of Two Community-Based Interventions Targeting Inappropriate Antibiotic Dispensing And Use Behaviours In Rural Vietnam

This study involves communities in solving the problem of antimicrobial resistance. This method is a powerful way of stimulating action and changing norms, especially where there is a complex interplay of social, cultural and economic factors.

CBPR groups practising Venn Diagram

Participatory Action Research

Community-Based Participatory Research To Improve Dialogues With Underserved Communities At Risk For Hepatitis C

This study uses CBPR to engage with communities to create community-led strategies to improve linkages to care and treatment for populations at risk for viral hepatitis.

February 23, 2023

antibiotics use

Antimicrobial stewardship|One Health|Participatory Action Research

Generating Collective Solutions To Reduce Unnecessary Antibiotic Use In Vietnam

This study evaluates interventions at three levels of the healthcare system: communities, primary healthcare and hospitals.

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Public & Community Engagement

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Engagement in the Community

February 8, 2023

Locations

OUCRU Hanoi Staff Photos (2022)

OUCRU Ha Noi

January 9, 2023

OUCRU Research Activities in 2013

OUCRU Ho Chi Minh

January 9, 2023