The main challenges included maintaining effort and momentum for high ambition targets and the potential for duplication as stakeholders became enrolled in different initiatives sponsored by different organizations in an increasingly devolved institutional setting.
Yet whilst a wide range of stakeholders were enrolled in this study, the sampling methodology created an inevitable bias towards those patients who attend health clinics, as well as towards providers and key informants who were willing to provide information, which tended to emphasise the role of the public sector.
Farmers are important stakeholders to be enrolled in national efforts to control and eliminate endemic livestock diseases by state veterinary authorities.
Apart from availability of funding, this will depend on the intensity and nature of cooperation among the institutions, the commitment of the leadership, and the degree to which key stakeholders and staff are enrolled in nurturing and building the partnership [ 16].
But savvy companies are busy creating reports that are simpler, cheaper and easier to read while delivering more authentic and strategic content, providing greater transparency and engaging, enlightening and enrolling stakeholders.
Dealing with local ethics committees and community stakeholders, recruiting and enrolling potentially higher risk women, administering informed consent, bringing participants back for regular study visits, giving ongoing risk reduction and HIV counselling and making referrals for continued healthcare, all within the context of Good Clinical Practice, mimicked future prevention trials.
As we will see, the DRC and the researchers at the NIMR enrolled these new stakeholders into the actual investigations, asking them to volunteer their dogs for experimental fieldwork; in turn they were able to make demands on the process and products of the investigations.
Such studies would move beyond numbers of potential participants enrolled at a service to examination of stakeholder interest in research and capacity to support recruitment; service stability and culture should be examined.
For example, actors, stakeholders and frontrunners appear in theories without specifying who is to be enrolled there.
It has been argued that healthcare exchanges will require young adults to participate in order to be successful and that not much history or evidence exists to help different stakeholders predict who will enroll in healthcare exchanges [ 42].
