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Case studies from the experience of early career researchers in East Africa in building community engagement in research

2022-06-27

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<h4>Background: </h4> In this paper, we explain how three early career researchers actively engaged community members in their health research projects in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, and what was learnt from the experience. The research project in Kenya was on camel trypanosomiasis and the role of camel biting keds (or louse flies) in disease transmission. The project in Tanzania looked at the effect of human immu...

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154aff33-fb5c-559c-8776-4a0e0733176c
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10.12688/aasopenres.13349.2
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