2023
DOI: 10.1186/s40900-023-00463-0
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Engaging community members to ensure culturally specific language is used in research: should I use gay, queer, MSM, or this other new acronym?

Kyle Rubini,
Taim Al-Bakri,
William Bridel
et al.

Abstract: Researchers often use terminology to define their participant groups that is rooted in a clinical understanding of the group’s shared identity(ies). Such naming often ignores the ways that the individuals who comprise these populations identify themselves. One oft-cited benefit of patient-oriented or community-engaged research is that language is local and relevant to impacted communities. This paper aims to contribute to the literature on how this local and relevant language can best be established. We ask ho… Show more

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