2015 Qualitative components

Jenny Doubt
Adolescents mapping their neighbourhood in one of the Sinovuyo Teen sessions.
Adolescents mapping their neighbourhood in one of the Sinovuyo Teen sessions.
The qualitative study used a number of focus group discussions and semi-structured
interviews to gather data. The guides to
the processes are online here for
colleagues who may wish to view how we went about this study. Replication of
these guides will require contextual
adaptation. With the consent of
respondents, all interviews and focus group discussions were recorded and
transcribed, and we kept detailed notes,
all of which were essential
for an audit trail of our research. Thematic data analysis
was done with the help of AtlasTi.
Documents
Toolkit
Use of interviews and focus group discussions
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Guide for activity oriented focus group discussion with participants
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Guide for focus group discussion with programme facilitators
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Guide for focus group discussion with RCT control group
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Guide for focus group discussion with research assistants
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Personal account of conducting interviews_Divan Nzima
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Semi structured interview_ elite_ intro letter
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Semi structured interview_elite
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Semi structured interview_related service provider
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Semi structured interview_training organisation
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Semi-structured interview_caregiver participants
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Semi-strucutred interview_ community liaison officer
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Semi-strucutred interview_ teen participants
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contents
Introduction
Sinovuyo teen parenting programme
Conceptualising qualitative study
Application for ethics approval
2014 Quantitative component
2014 Qualitative components
2015 Quantitative components
2015 Qualitative components
Relevance, Implementation and Impact of the Sinovuyo Teen Parenting Programme in South Africa
Policy and service delivery implications for the implementation and scale-up of an adolescent parent support programme: a qualitative study in Eastern Cape, South Africa
“It empowers to attend.” Understanding how participants in the Eastern Cape of South Africa experienced a parent support programme: A qualitative study
Delivering a Parenting Programme in Rural South Africa: The Local Child and Youth Care Worker Experience
It Has Changed: Understanding change in a parenting program in South Africa
Parenting for Lifelong Health: a pragmatic cluster randomised controlled trial of a non-commercialised parenting programme for adolescents and their families in South Africa
General
Sinovuyo teen parenting programme
Conceptualising qualitative study
Application for ethics approval
2014 Pilot Test of Sinovuyo Teen Parenting Programme
2014 Quantitative component
2014 Qualitative components
2015 Randomised Controlled Trial (RCT) and Qualitative Study
2015 Quantitative components
2015 Qualitative components
Innocenti publications
Relevance, Implementation and Impact of the Sinovuyo Teen Parenting Programme in South Africa
Policy and service delivery implications for the implementation and scale-up of an adolescent parent support programme: a qualitative study in Eastern Cape, South Africa
“It empowers to attend.” Understanding how participants in the Eastern Cape of South Africa experienced a parent support programme: A qualitative study
Delivering a Parenting Programme in Rural South Africa: The Local Child and Youth Care Worker Experience
Journal articles (external links)
It Has Changed: Understanding change in a parenting program in South Africa
Parenting for Lifelong Health: a pragmatic cluster randomised controlled trial of a non-commercialised parenting programme for adolescents and their families in South Africa