Tag: I-TEAM in North Carolina

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North Carolina Community Engagement Alliance (NC CEAL)

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The North Carolina Community Engagement Alliance (NC CEAL) research team, also known as the Increasing Reliability Through Action and Mobilization Project (I-TEAM), is one of 21 state teams in the country funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The overall goal of NC CEAL is to use innovative qualitative methods to identify factors that contribute to the reliability of Read more...