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Lucero et al. (2018) describe a large-scale community-based participatory research (CBPR) evaluation of nation-wide health interventions in vulnerable communities.

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Van Ness et al. (2011) draw from a longitudinal clinical research project, highlighting the importance of interpretation and hermeneutic principles in data analysis.