19 20 In the absence of an accessible and accurate population-based sampling frame for urban Aboriginal people, we implemented respondent-driven sampling (RDS) for the Our Health Counts OHCC) study.
Chapter 4: Government, UNICEF and implementing partner respondents Key Programme role players and stakeholders were interviewed, including personnel from the DBE, UNICEF and provincial department of education personnel, as well as Programme implementing partners and district officials.
Almost all respondents implemented at least one biosecurity measure, although the measures taken were not comprehensive in the majority of cases.
The least or 7%% of the respondents implemented workshops as part of community awareness on environmental management, health care, skills and human development.
However, almost three-quarters of individual SSC recommendations and sepsis resuscitation/management bundles could be implemented by African respondents.
When surveyed, 64% of the respondents implemented at least part of their groups' teachable units, and 28% implemented materials from other groups.
Table 4 shows that academic hospitals have most common types of antibiotic guidelines locally implemented and overall, respondents were satisfied with currently available antibiotic guidelines in their hospitals.
As part of the cultural adaptation process, in-depth interviews were implemented about the respondents understanding of the questionnaire with the purpose of revealing inappropriately interpreted items and translation alternatives.
Follow-up of QI projects indicates that 67% of respondents implemented QI projects based on tool results and 67% have used at least one of the tools again (n=6).
A detailed and standardized consent process was implemented for each respondent.
