Early implementation learnings on acceptability and feasibility of “V”: a multi-level PrEP intervention designed with and for adolescent girls and young women in Zimbabwe

Table 1 Summary of total in-depth interviews and sampling approach for each respondent type

Respondent type	Interviews	Sampling approach from four implementing sites
Healthcare workers	10*	Purposively sampled, including healthcare workers involved in implementing V in each of the four locations
Brand Ambassadors	10^	Purposively sampled, including Brand Ambassadors involved in implementing V in each of the four locations
Young Women (18–24 years old)	26	Purposively sampled to ensure a variety of experiences, including current PrEP users (n = 19), former PrEP users who re-initiated PrEP after V launched (n = 2), PrEP defaulters (n = 4) and PrEP non-users (n = 1)
Total	46

^*7 unique respondents (1 healthcare worker at Bulawayo, Gweru, and Chitungwiza sites interviewed in both rounds)
^6 unique respondents (1 Brand Ambassador at each of the four sites was interviewed in both rounds)

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