In each study site, data collection and analysis occurred concurrently, with each process informing the other, and data collection proceeding until a 'saturation point' had been reached (referring to the exhaustion of conceptual categories for identifying key observations) (15).
In the current study data collection and analysis occurred concurrently, with each process informing the other, and data collection proceeding until a "saturation point" had been reached (referring to the exhaustion of conceptual categories for identifying key observations) [ 30].
There was an overall sense here that one conception of the 'hard to reach' refers to the people who are not seen in services.
Reach refers to the size of your audience, richness to the intricacy and customisation of the services you can offer, and affiliation to the extent to which you are seen to respond to your customer's interests.In the physical world, these often have to be traded off against each other: go for a big audience and you lose familiarity with individual preferences, for example.
Reach refers to the extent to which the target population took part in the intervention.
Reach refers to the participation rate and will be measured as the number of GPs and PNs who actually participated.
Reach refers to expanding access to family planning services, meaning that every potential client can obtain services regardless of financial, geographical, and/or cultural barriers.
While the effects dimension is well-known, an outline on the other aspects follows: reach refers to the proportion of the target group reached and whether the participants represent the target group, adoption deals with corresponding aspects at the institutional level.
Reach, referring to the participation rate of the target group and the representativeness of these [ 52], which affects the external validity of the study.
Following the framework of Steckler & Linnan [ 50], supplemented by the broader process evaluation literature of Baranowski & Stables [ 51] and Green & Glasgow [ 52], the process evaluation will report on the following: Reach, referring to the participation rate of the target group and the representativeness of these [ 52 ], which affects the external validity of the study.
