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PopART Study Musonda Simwinga Pre study engagement Consultations with existing representative structures Former CAB members from the ZAMSTAR study Health committee and community opinion ID: 934595

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Slide1

Community Engagement in the PopART Study

Musonda Simwinga

Slide2

Pre- study engagement

Consultations

with existing representative

structures:

Former CAB members from the

ZAMSTAR study

Health committee and

community opinion

leaders

Government and other stakeholders

Formative research using a Broad

B

rush

S

urvey (BBS) approach:

Rapid assessment of the HIV prevention, treatment and care landscapes and factors that would facilitate or hinder study

Detailed stakeholder

analysis

Issues raised by the community members: sexual disinhibition, migration, alcohol and drug use, low literacy

Slide3

Multiple communities required multiple engagement mechanismsStakeholder analysis

Adult Community Advisory Boards

Adolescent Community Advisory Board

National CAB (NCAB)

Civil society platformsImplementers and researchers platforms

Advisory Mechanisms

Slide4

Responsive to community context, feedback and study performance

Door to door and community meetings

Work place and school based activities

Stakeholder meetings

Total no of CE activities conducted:13,200Targeted campaigns

Community fairs‘Man Up’ campaignStreet and zonal testing campaignsRetesting campaigns

HIV self-testing campaigns

Community engagement- implementation

Slide5

Targeting male spaces

Work place

‘Catching’ them at the clinic

Entertainment places

Insaka - gatherings/GDs

Hubs (post PopART intervention)Male Campaigns – ‘Man Up’

Tent/Caravan testing

Flexible working times

HIV self-testing

Community engagement activities

targeted at

men

Slide6

Consultations with intervention and research teams Annual reviews

Key message development

IEC development

SOP development and implementation

Data collection, feedback and monitoring

Approaches

to coordinating community engagement activities

Slide7

Enhanced the informed consent processSupported the recruitment &

retention

drives

Kept

momentum in control communities Updated the community and stakeholders about study progressUpdated communities of critical changes to research and national policy/ practice 

Instrumental role of community engagement

Slide8

Intrinsic role of community engagement

Oversight role: CAB members actively participated in the resolution of incidents and social harms

Study design: CAB members provided input in the design of sub studies

Protection of culture and participants’ welfare (one CAB stopped distribution of study material)

Adolescent CABs

determined waiver of parental consent for the adolescent survey

Slide9

Intrinsic role of community engagement

Dissemination

Communities consulted at end of intervention on modalities for exit and dissemination of results

CAB members prepared on how to understand results

Results first disseminated to communities using a community dialogue approach - reflection on what results meant to their communities

Slide10

Challenges

Restricted use of mobilization approaches to avoid contamination of control communities

Standardization of message delivery

Heterogeneity of communities; varied context including physical and social features

Parental permission for some adolescent CAB members when travelling

Building respect and trust when whole community is involved in the study

Transparency; timely

feedback and content

Integrating community views into research