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Engaging Community Perceptions of Research in Rural West Virginia Cover

Engaging Community Perceptions of Research in Rural West Virginia

Open Access
|Sep 2021

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Focus Group Demographic Information.

Total Participants117
Participants Age
18–3012.30%
31–407.90%
41–5012.30%
51–6016.70%
61–7033.30%
71 or older17.50%
Education Level
Attended some high school8.10%
High School/GED26.30%
Attended Some College24.20%
College Degree26.30%
Graduate Degree15.10%
Health Insurance
Yes89.50%
No10.50%
Income Level
<$40,00056.30%
$40,000–$65,00025.50%
>$65,00118.20%
Number of People Living in the Home
<278.80%
3–418.50%
>52.70%
Primary Health Care Provider
Yes91.20%
No8.80%
Figure 1

Map of Focus Group Locations.

Table 2

Top Real and Perceived Barriers to Community Research Participation.

TOP BARRIERS TO COMMUNITY RESEARCH PARTICIPATION
Lack of Trust
Fear and Anxiety
Lack of Opportunity
Knowledge Gaps
Need for Incentives
Table 3

Top Prevalent Health Concerns.

TOP PREVALENT HEALTH CONCERNS
Addiction/Opioid Use
Inadequate Transportation
Environmental Issues
Inadequate Food Access
Inadequate Access to Care
Health Risk Factors
Concern for Youth
Inadequate Elderly Care
Insurance Issues/Costs
Inadequate Understanding of Healthcare
Table 4

Perceptions of Community Assets.

PERCEPTIONS OF COMMUNITY ASSETS
Resources42%
Church as Hub25%
Rural/Nature25%
Community Pride8%
Figure 2

Community Voices Infographic.

Figure 3

Community Policy Brief.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33596/coll.80 | Journal eISSN: 2638-4396
Language: English
Page range: 7 - 7
Published on: Sep 2, 2021
Published by: University of Miami Libraries
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2021 Stephenie Kennedy-Rea, Jay Mason, Courtney Hereford, Stacey Whanger, published by University of Miami Libraries
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