Research methods used | Integration of sleeping sickness case detection into general health services | Integration of refugee responses into general health services |
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Ethnographic observations during meetings | 2013–2016: Observations of discussions about ISSEP at 6 high level national and international meetings and conversations with discussants; 2013: Observation of 4 ISSEP training days and conversations with trainers |  |
Interviews with key informants | 2013–2015: Repeated interviews with 8 field supervisors in all districts | 2015: Interviews with representatives of 4 government and non-governmental authorities coordinating refugee health responses and clinical staff at 4 health facilities serving refugees |
Focus group discussions (FGDs) | 2013: 4 FGDs held with 24 health workers (mixed genders) undergoing ISSEP training in Arua, Yumbe and Moyo Districts; 2015: 6 FGDs held with 47 refugees in Adjumani District settlements (3 Dinka groups, 3 Madi, mixed genders, ≥18 years old) | 2015: 6 FGDs with refugees (see last column) |
Review of programme data | Review of RDT monitoring data shared by ISSEP | Review of population data shared by UNHCR |