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How can design cards, checklists, and worksheets help researchers better consider marginalized community needs?

helpResearch questionCommunity-Engaged Research and Marginalized Group Collaborative Design

How can design cards, checklists, and worksheets help researchers better consider marginalized community needs?

CSCW '24Developing Resources to Support Community Health Research: Promoting Equity Considerations in Mobile Health Technology

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