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Community-based knowledge transfer and exchange: Helping community-based organizations link research to action

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Table 1: Comparison of knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) activities and community-based research (CBR) methods/community-based organization (CBO) initiatives for linking research evidence to action
Table 1: Comparison of knowledge transfer and exchange (KTE) activities and community-based research (CBR) methods/community-based organization (CBO) initiatives for linking research evidence to action (Continued)
Table 2: Strengths and limitations of community-based research (CBR) for linking research to action
Table 3: Framework for additional activities for community-based research (CBR) to link research to action

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