For example, families generally reported limitations in the availability and access to care, and wide variation in the accessibility of information, lack of shared knowledge and planned elicitation of child and family care preferences and preferred locations of care in different scenarios (i.e. context).
Four sub themes give more insight; perceptions of obesity and the impact on communication, delivery of information, lack of information and/or knowledge and the need for training.
In the case of obesity, there is evidence of information failure, particularly under-provision of information or lack of knowledge.
The question was: "How strongly does this actor influence knowledge flow on family planning/reproductive health and HIV/AIDS in the Malawi health system?" This reflects the insight that one major problem in the Malawi health system is the asymmetry of information and lack of knowledge flow between the most and least knowledgeable parts of the system.
Based on participant observation in one such negotiation and at public hearings, in-depth interviews with key members, and archival analysis, this research argues that first, trans-sectoral mobilities and increased opportunities for participation enabled opponents of the light rail to see the problem of limited access to information and lack of knowledge transfer.
Self-reported health outcomes are subject to bias, such as inability to recall information or lack of knowledge.
Studies of preferences measured before genetic counselling have further shown that clients have high preference for information, although it is difficult to interpret findings regarding preferences for aspects other than information given clients' lack of knowledge about the counselling process before attendance (Cohn et al, 2003; Tiller et al, 2005).
In addition, factors hindering the afforestation programme, such as a lack of information and communication, lack of knowledge and technology, lack of incentives and lack of assuring the beneficiaries' rights, need to be addressed rationally.
Another possibility is that the relative calm is simply an information gap, a lack of knowledge among the international scientific community about the country's geological history.
Another reason for the limited inter-tenant information sharing was the lack of knowledge about other tenants.
