/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(community\-based participatory research)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(controlled group)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(applied science)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(experimentalist)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(clinical trial)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(basic science)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(collaboration)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(epidemiology)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(descriptive)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(analyses)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(genetic)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(science)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

/(?!((<.*?)|(]*>)|(]*>)|(]*>)))\b(dna)\b(?!(([^<>]*?)>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/a>))<\/a>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/strong>))<\/strong>)|([^<^>]*(?=.*(?!<\/span>))<\/span>))/si

In the spring of 2015 the Community Engagement and Innovation Division of the Collaborative Research Center for American Indian Health partnered with two South Dakota tribes to host community research conferences. The goal of these conferences was to bring together tribal leaders and research partners to report back to the communities what has been accomplished to address their health needs and future directions for continued health improvement. Following the conferences, CEID put together a short video on how to plan for hosting a community research conference. View the video below.

Learn more about the OST and CRST community research conferences