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This document offers guidance for how community co-authors without scientific writing expertise can meet the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) recommended criteria.

We encourage the use and implementation of the Recommendations and supporting documents by other academic research institutions. Utilize them as written or adapt them to accommodate your situation. When you use/refer to the Recommendations in writing, please provide this citation: Division of Prevention Science, University of California San Francisco (2024). Community Co-Authorship Recommendations for Community Engaged Research

This document offers guidance for how community co-authors without scientific writing expertise can meet the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) recommended criteria.

We encourage the use and implementation of the Recommendations and supporting documents by other academic research institutions. Utilize them as written or adapt them to accommodate your situation. When you use/refer to the Recommendations in writing, please provide this citation: Division of Prevention Science, University of California San Francisco (2024). Community Co-Authorship Recommendations for Community Engaged Research. https://prevention.ucsf.edu/research-project/cer-authorship-guidelines

Climate Crisis and Maintaining HIV and related care.

We conducted a rapid response qualitative study to better understand climate-related disruptions to HIV, STI, and harm reduction services, and provide recommendations for policy action (L Moran, K Koester, S Joshi, W Steward, E Arnold CAPS/PRC)

Natural disasters related to climate change are on the rise in California, but the impacts of climate-related events on healthcare delivery and client engagement in care are not well understood. The critical care needs of those receiving HIV, STI, and harm reduction services are of particular importance; disruptions to services pose an immediate threat to the continuity of care and client health. We conducted a rapid response qualitative study to better understand climate-related disruptions to services, document adaptive strategies, and provide recommendations for policy action.

Immigrants and HIV Care Factsheet. Best practices for maintaining access to prevention and treatment. The following recommendations are best practices for the retention of patients in medical care, based on interviews with medical and legal providers. 

The DriSti (DRIve Against STIgma) CDC EBI intervnetion is a brief, scalable, mhealh, HIV stigma-reduction intervention for nursing students and ward staff (i.e., staff who assist with hospital patient care, including transporting patients and changing bed sheets) in Bangalore, Mysore, and Mangalore in Karnataka state, India.  Download intervention description .word doc.  DriSti training videos (YouTube).