Theme | Description |
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Perceptions of HAs and HSAs | Local people’s knowledge and attitudes towards HAs and formal health workers |
Roles of HAs and HSAs | Tasks or duties of (in)formal workers including task shifting, relationships, power relations and differences in malaria control |
Acceptability of HAs and the HA approach | Community members’ ability to approve, support and work with volunteers |
Community involvement | Community perceptions and engagement practices |
Change in knowledge, attitudes and practices | Change in malaria practices, transformation and modification of human behaviour due to the HA approach |
Challenges | Impediments to the intervention programme, care seeking, facilitation roles, difficult topics during village meetings, strengthening of health systems and advocacy |
Sustainability | The prospect of maintaining the HA approach intervention programme over time |
Recommendations | Information on how to roll out the HA approach for malaria Control |