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Dr.Hooyer will introduce the emerging research method of arts-based qualitative inquiry and the benefits of this approach in community-engaged research. She will present case studies from her funded collaborations in performative arts/health theater, along with other federally funded projects to illustrate the application of this method in all phases of health services research.
Physicians
Allied Health Care Professionals
Fellows
Residents
Students
1. Define arts-based research (ABR) and its application to participatory data collection, analysis and dissemination
2. Identify ABR's alignment with the critical parts of community engagement
3. Generate ideas for ABR integration through cases studies of federally funded (NIH, CIHR and NEH) research projects
Program Director: Linda Meurer, MD
Presenter: Katinka Hooyer
Katinka Hooyer, PhD, is a medical anthropologist who focuses on humanistic interventions for Veterans with post-traumatic stress and moral injury. As a community-engaged scholar, she uses performative art to translate research and share social science knowledge with students, the public, and the communities she works with. She is an assistant professor in Family and Community Medicine at MCW and works in the Center for Healthy Communities and Research.
All persons in control of content have NO relevant financial relationships to disclose.
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