San Francisco / Washington / D.C. / Auckland / Reading / Greensboro / /
Company
Auckland University Press / CCARES / Recruiting Potential Partners / Methodology Subgroup / Though CBPR / YONAS ET AL. / Research Question Subgroup / Dissemination Subgroup / Budget Subgroup / Reading Subgroup / /
Country
New Zealand / United States / / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
An Institute / The People_s Institute / National Cancer Institute / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / University of Michigan / /
IndustryTerm
healthcare institutions / public healthcare sectors / breast cancer care / healthcare / local healthcare systems / breast cancer treatment / pervasive racial and ethnic healthcare disparities / healthcare system / healthcare disparities / energy intensive process / Cancer Care / local healthcare system / healthcare setting / /
MedicalCondition
reasonable breast cancer / fatigue / breast cancer / adjuvant breast cancer / cancer / disease / KEYWORDS Breast cancer / been identified regarding breast cancer / /
NaturalFeature
Chapel Hill / /
Organization
National Cancer Institute / UNC ECHO / National Institute of Health / UNC School of Public Health / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / White / Collaborative / University of North Carolina / Greensboro / University of North Carolina / Institute of Medicine / Proposal Reading Subgroup / Department of Epidemiology / Department of Public Health Education / Department of Health Behavior and Health Education / The Partnership Project / Analysis / School of Public Health / New York Academy of Medicine / People_s Institute for Survival and Beyond / University of North Carolina / Chapel Hill / Analysis and Dissemination Subgroup / /
Person
Nora Jones / Bridget Williams / Melvin DuBose / Derek M. Griffith / Anissa I. Vines / Murray-Garcia J. Cultural / Robert Aronson / Nelson R. Unequal / Ann Intern / Eugenia Eng / Michael A. Yonas / /
Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, Vol. 83, No. 6 doi:s11524x * 2006 The New York Academy of Medicine The Art and Science of Integrating Undoing Racism with CBPR: Cha