Isabel Craveiro and Ana Rita Antunes carried out the content analysis of the stakeholder study.
For example, the thematic results of this study were debriefed to key stakeholder study participants and the broader community through presentations at local and national scientific meetings and during a key panel discussion at the November, 2010 Innovation Fund Provincial Oversight Committee IFPOCC) Meeting.
The institutions included for this part of the study are the same as the institutions selected and included in the hospital, HC and stakeholders studies.
A group of stakeholders studied the metabolism of Rotterdam (Tillie et al. 2014), quantifying several types of flow (goods, people, waste, biota, energy, food, freshwater, etc).
Inês Fronteira, Ana Rita Antunes and Paulo Ferrinho carried out the fieldwork for the stakeholders study.
The informants for the stakeholders' study were asked about literature on VAHPITWP.
The study is divided into four parts: documentary studies, hospital case study, health centre complex case study and stakeholders' study.
While there may have been some early activities ZAMFOHR could have pursued to prove its value, it chose instead to follow the longer path of identifying stakeholders, studying research-policy relationships, selecting a well-suited leader, determining its organizational status, and creating a dynamic core of individuals across disciplines.
In a multi-country stakeholder perspective study (44) and another study in rural Nigeria (45), both on the retention of lay health workers in rural communities, support by community health committees was identified as an important contributory factor to retention.
