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Table 1 Summary of research projects for each case

From: Strategies to promote evidence use for health programme improvement: learning from the experiences of embedded implementation research teams in Latin America and the Caribbean

 

Bolivia

Colombia

DR

Expected “least likely” case

Expected “most likely” case

Expected “most likely” case

Targeted programme

Chispitas micronutrient supplement (one intervention within the wider national micronutrient strategy)

Por Ti Mujer (PTM) cervical cancer programme, focusing on the screening component

National Family Planning Programme (FPP) within the MoPH Sexual and Reproductive Health Programme, focusing on male contraception component (vasectomy, condoms)

Research objective

To understand the barriers and facilitators related to consumption and adherence of the Chispitas in children 6–23 months

To identify the strategies related to the access and quality of care in the public health services of Cali that may affect coverage of cervical cancer screening services

To identify mechanisms in the implementation of the FPP that facilitate or constitute barriers to the effective integration of men as a beneficiary population

Methods

Qualitative (semi-structured interviews, focus groups and direct observations)

Qualitative (semi-structured interviews, direct observations, focus groups, and document review)

Mixed methods

(1) Review of the literature

(2) Qualitative: semi-structured interviews focus groups

(3) Quantitative: survey of healthcare providers