Resident participation in neighbourhood audit tools - a scoping review.

ABSTRACT: Background:Healthy urban environments require careful planning and a testing of environmental quality that goes beyond statutory requirements. Moreover, it requires the inclusion of resident views, perceptions and experiences that help deepen the understanding of local (public health) problems. To facilitate this, neighbourhoods should be mapped in a way that is relevant to them. One way to do this is participative neighbourhood auditing. This paper provides an insight into availability and characteristics of participatory neighbourhood audit instruments. Methods:A scoping review in scientific and grey literature, consisting of the following steps: literature search, identification and selection of relevant audit instruments, data extraction and data charting (including a work meeting to d

SUBMITTER: Hofland ACL 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5881759 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature