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Sociocultural environmental factors and childhood stunting: qualitative studies - a protocol for the Shared Values theme of the UKRI GCRF Action Against Stunting Hub.

Benita Chinenye OdiiMarie K HarderYanyan HuangAnnabel ChapmanNdèye Marième SougouRisatianti KolopakingSubbaRao GavaravarapuAmadou H DialloRita AnggorowatiSylvia Fernandez RaoClaire Heffernan
Published in: BMJ paediatrics open (2024)
We will recruit 12-25 local stakeholder groups in each site (in India, Indonesia and Senegal) involved in children's food and early learning environments, such as mothers, fathers, grandmothers, teachers, market vendors and health workers. The WeValue InSitu process will be used to assist them to collectively elicit, negotiate and self-articulate their own shared values through exploration of shared tacit knowledge. Focus group discussions held immediately subsequently will ask about daily activities relevant to the children's environment. These contain many examples of cultural contextual factors potentially influencing stunting locally, and intrinsically linked to shared values articulated in the previous session.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • young adults
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  • mental health
  • systematic review
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  • high intensity
  • climate change
  • early life