Paper Info
Title
Using a community-engaged health informatics approach to develop a web analytics research platform for sharing data with community stakeholders.
Abstract
Marginalized communities are rarely included in the planning of research relevant to their own health or have access to research data. We implemented a community-based participatory research approach in developing a new health informatics system, WARP (Web Analytics Research Platform), to enable stakeholders to access and analyze research data. We leveraged data from a cohort study of 751 patients in the Transitions Clinic Network (TCN), a network of clinical programs serving patients with a history of incarceration. WARP holds de-identified, patient data, streamlines data processing (i.e. transformation, archival, and partitioning), and has a web analytic tool for users to perform statistical analyses. We used feedback from focus groups of patients with a history of incarceration and workshops with TCN research teams, including patients, community health workers and policymakers, to develop WARP. Our approach advances mechanisms to engage stakeholders in research. Future work will evaluate its effect on community-engagement in research.
Year
Venue
Field
2017
AMIA
Data science,Web analytics,Computer science,Health informatics
DocType
Volume
Citations 
Conference
2017
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Karen H. Wang101.35
Luis N. Marenco217233.85
Johanna Elumn Madera300.34
Jenerius Aminawung400.34
Emily Wang5203.23
Kei-hoi Cheung666460.65