From: The provision of NHS health checks in a community setting: an ethnographic account
Event | Venue description | Total NHS health checks conducted (N = 60) | Staff (N = 24) | Engagement workers (N = 8) | Target group | Time | Engagement & publicity activities |
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1 | Church with a predominantly Afro-Caribbean congregation | 23 | 6 (1 nurse, 1 healthcare assistant, 2 health trainers, 2 engagement workers) | 1 male, 1 female from the local Black-Afro-Caribbean community | Afro Caribbean Men | 10 am–2.00 pm | Peer networks and word-of-mouth; leafleting, posters, local radio and direct contact with local shops, betting shop, bar, passers- by |
2 | Community Centre for Rastafarians | 11 | 6 (1 nurse, 1 healthcare assistant, 2 health trainers, 2 engagement workers) | 1 male, 1 female from the local Black-Afro-Caribbean community | Afro Caribbean Men | 2.00–2.30 pm | Peer networks; leafleting, posters, local radio and direct contact with local shops, taxi office, bar, passers-by |
3 | Community Centre | 14 | 6 (1 nurse, 1 healthcare assistant, 2 health trainers, 2 engagement workers) | 2 females from the local Black-Afro-Caribbean community | Afro Caribbean Women | 1.00–6.00 pm | Leafleting, posters, local radio and direct contact with local shops, betting shop, bar, passers-by |
4 | Learning Centre | 12 | 6 (1 nurse, 1 healthcare assistant, 2 health trainers, 2 engagement workers) | 2 females from the local Black-Afro-Caribbean community | Afro Caribbean Men & Women | 1.00–6.00 pm | Minor engagement activities prior to the event, including leafleting in local shops, a local bar, & passers-by |