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The outcomes and recommendations we are sharing today are grounded in three in-depth listening sessions facilitated by the RAGE team with our community partners. In collaboration with the IRB, our community partners reviewed the informed consent form (ICF) template, a minimal-risk study example, and a greater-than-minimal-risk study example. Their feedback was thoughtfully synthesized into three areas: what is working well, opportunities for improvement, and cross-cutting themes across questions and topics.

This document provides a sample invoice template for UCSF researchers to use when compensating Community Advisory Board (CAB) members.

This document is provided as an example of a survey that research and project teams can use when recruiting potential Community Advisory Board (CAB) members. It is intended to serve as a template and reference, demonstrating the types of questions and structure that may be helpful when gathering information from prospective participants.

This document is provided as an example survey for research and project teams to use when recruiting potential Community Advisory Board (CAB) members. It is intended to serve as a template and reference.

If you’re evaluating a single Community Advisory Board (CAB) meeting and not the overall experience, the goal is to capture immediate feedback on clarity, engagement, respect, and usefulness. You want questions that are quick, repeatable, and actionable. Here’s a set of sample questions you can give CAB members as a starting point!

This survey is provided as an example to help teams reflect on Community Advisory Board (CAB) members’ overall experiences at the end of your CAB. It is intended as a reference, and you are encouraged to adapt the questions to fit your goals.

This is the "After" section of the CTSI CAB Toolkit. This section describes how to close a Community Advisory Board (CAB). This includes sample evaluation questions.

This is the "During" Section of the CTSI CAB Toolkit. This section explains how to facilitate Community Advisory Board (CAB) Meetings. 

This is the "Before" Section of the UCSF CTSI CAB Toolkit. This section explains how to conduct outreach and recruitment for Community Advisory Boards (CABs). 

The UCSF CTSI Community Advisory Board Toolkit provides guidance on establishing more meaningful and lasting connections with the community through the formation of Community Advisory Boards (CABs).  This toolkit also provides essential tips on creating, maintaining, and closing a Community Advisory Board.