Skip to main content

REHABDATA Detailed Record

A multisite evaluation of an emerging institutional research capacity building and infrastructure model for advancing the science on disability/health and rehabilitation research capacity building at minority-serving institutions.

NARIC Accession Number: O22400. What's this? Download article in Full Text
ISSN:.
Author(s): Moore, Corey L., Manyibe, Edward O., Washington, Andre L., Aref, Fariborz, Davis, Dytisha, Sanders, Perry, Ward-Sutton, Courtney, Starr, Renee, Koissaba, Ben R., McCray, Sheresa, Williams, Natalie F., Webb, Kelsey, Muhammad, Atashia.
Project Number: 90AR5029, 90ARST0001, 90RTST0001, 90RT5024 (formerly H133B130023).
Publication Year: 2021.
Number of Pages: 225.
Abstract: Study assessed the impacts of the Institutional Research Capacity Building and Infrastructure Model (IRCBIM) on advancing disability/health and rehabilitation research capacity and infrastructure at minority-serving institutions. A mixed-methods approach consisting of qualitatively and quantitatively derived data was used to assess the model. Methodological triangulation was achieved through various data collection activities that included online surveys (respondents), semi-structured face-to-face interviews (key informants), focus groups discussions (participants), document reviews, and site visit observations. Information garnered from faculty scholars, Fellows, administrators/staff, and students at the five participating institutions, mentors, relevant documents, and researcher observations was analyzed to answer the research question. The findings support the IRCBIM as a promising research capacity building and infrastructure approach. Adoption of the model could empower minority-serving institutions to play a more critical role in improving disability/health and rehabilitation research methodology as well as systems serving persons of color with disabilities across employment, health and function, and community living and participation outcome domains.
Descriptor Terms: CAPACITY BUILDING, DISABILITY STUDIES, ETHNIC GROUPS, HEALTH CARE, PROGRAM EVALUATION, REHABILITATION RESEARCH, UNIVERSITIES.


Can this document be ordered through NARIC's document delivery service*?: Y.
Get this Document: https://www.langston.edu/sites/default/files/basic-content-files/Langston%20RRTC%20Monograph%20ONLINE%20VERSION.pdf.

Citation: Moore, Corey L., Manyibe, Edward O., Washington, Andre L., Aref, Fariborz, Davis, Dytisha, Sanders, Perry, Ward-Sutton, Courtney, Starr, Renee, Koissaba, Ben R., McCray, Sheresa, Williams, Natalie F., Webb, Kelsey, Muhammad, Atashia. (2021.) A multisite evaluation of an emerging institutional research capacity building and infrastructure model for advancing the science on disability/health and rehabilitation research capacity building at minority-serving institutions. Retrieved 5/10/2026, from REHABDATA database.


* The majority of journal articles, books, and reports in our collection are only available by regular mail, rather than downloadable electronic format. Learn more about our digital collection and our document delivery service.