Sentence examples for community acceptability from inspiring English sources

The role of the CAB in reviewing the study protocol, informed consent documents and other study instruments was seen as crucial to ensuring that the study and methods were culturally acceptable and to ensure community acceptability of the study.

Given the dynamics whereby articles are sometimes the fiefdom of whomever is most obsessive about the subject, the idea of community acceptability can fail particularly badly.

While planning an immunization campaign in settings where public health interventions are subject to politically motivated resistance, designing context-based social mobilization strategies is critical to ensure community acceptability.

'Qualitative fieldwork' is used as a methodological approach and a product development roadmap is proposed that reports: design and construction development; performance evaluation of thermal impact and plant growth; costing; and community acceptability of the four different prototypes built in two different phases: rainy season 2014 and dry season 2016.

Community feedback indicated privacy as a major concern especially regarding perceptions of non-participants, and that community acceptability required thorough explanation of study tools and procedures.

We evaluated community acceptability of larviciding in a rural district in east-central Tanzania using data from 962 household surveys, 12 focus group discussions, and 24 in-depth interviews.

Reported in this article are the results of a follow-up survey conducted six months after distribution to assess community perceived acceptability of using rat traps instead of toxic pesticides (N = 175).

Acceptability is a social construct, yet community perspectives on acceptability of ACF are not sufficiently considered; qualitative data can bring insights to help to legitimize or improve screening processes for all those targeted.

In order to deal with the serious problems of drug use, delinquency, and mental health problems in this country, policy makers, communities, practitioners, and advocates need to identify prevention programs that have empirical support and at the same time meet their own community needs regarding acceptability, cost, and training, and supervision.

"And there's a lesson there to be learned by other projects that ensuring that there is community confidence and acceptability is really important to building a strong relationship, especially when you're dealing with Aboriginal cultures".

Items to measure community readiness and acceptability of ownership will be framed based on the responses in the qualitative strand.