Matthey et al. [ 16] also conducted telephone interviews before after birth to ascertain acceptability of psychosocial assessment and depression screening.
An online questionnaire, emailed to each practice in the intervention group, will ascertain practice acceptability of the intervention.
In the second phase, Trial of Improved Practices (TIPs) methodology was used to ascertain the acceptability and preference for various possible modes of chlorhexidine delivery for cord care among the mothers/caretakers and health professionals.
Benefits will be measured via surveys and interviews to ascertain the acceptability of the intervention and how the new model is experienced, as well as changes in clinicians' knowledge and confidence.
This study investigated the community's perspectives of insecticide-treated window screens, in homes and in schools, in order to ascertain their acceptability, identify challenges to further implementation and opportunities for future improvements.
We will ascertain the acceptability of the lay CHWs from the patient, provider and policy-maker perspectives and the programme theory of what works, for whom and why, based on realist evaluation of the CHWs' role.
During two initial pilot studies, healthy subjects or patients were asked to fill in a questionnaire devised to ascertain the acceptability and usability of the PSYCHE system, since the long-term aim of developing a WWS is to create a new clinical tool that can be used at home.
Technical acceptability was ascertained using recently-validated optimizations [31].
Finally, reactions to recommended ENC practices were investigated, to help determine their acceptability and ascertain barriers to change.
Ascertaining the appropriateness of different methods should take into account the: population; topic and setting; anticipated response rates; acceptability; and time available [ 5].
- be socially acceptable (acceptability pillar).
