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Adapting Citizens’ Panels for Under-Resourced Rural Settings: A Community-Based Participatory Approach to Identify Feasible Health Policy
Community-based participatory strategies can help academics and practitioners identify and prioritize health policies that are timely and responsive to local public health needs. These approaches may need to be adapted when used in rural or under-resourced communities due to contextual factors, reso
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