Similar skills, different frames: a thematic analysis exploring conceptualizations held by community-based organization practitioners and academics regarding skills to use evidence-based interventions to address cancer inequities.
Shoba RamanadhanJennifer L CruzMaggie WeeseNatasha NaveedShinelle KirkMadison K RivardJudi KirkAlbert WhitakerKaren PetersonArthur EisenkraftPublished in: Implementation science communications (2023)
There is a significant opportunity to leverage complementary expertise and perspectives held by practitioners and academics addressing cancer inequities. However, the different frames utilized suggest proactive efforts will be required to find alignment across groups, particularly in valuing diverse contributions and identifying relevant outcomes of interest for each group. Such alignment is critical to designing effective capacity-building interventions and supporting the routine utilization of EBIs to address cancer inequities.