Sanitation module Sample Clauses

Sanitation module. This module was a basic sanitation module aimed at understanding hygiene practices in the household. For each of these modules, probes were added as needed to gain a deeper understanding of the responses and understand the mother’s thought process regarding the questions. Once the tool was finalized, 10-12 cognitive interviews were conducted in each district. Upon arrival in the study district, XXX study staff were trained on the purpose of cognitive interviews, the consent form and the WASH tool, and how to administer both. Trainings typically lasted between 2-3 hours, and continuing training was provided between interviews based on the participant feedback. Three to four interviews were conducted in each village by the XXX study staff. Prior to each interview, the participating mother was introduced to the XXX study staff and the researcher, and verbal consent was obtained from the mothers. The consent form was given to the mothers, which contained contact information for the researcher. Once the mothers consented to the interview, they were also asked if they were comfortable being audio-recorded. Once consented, the interview began with initial questions on household demographics and characteristics. Then the WASH tool was tested to determine the mothers’ understanding of each question, and their answers to the questions. Probes were added by the researcher as needed to gain a deeper understanding of an issue presented in the answer to a question. Once completed, the audio files for the interviews were kept in a password-protected computer owned by the researcher, and backed up on an external, password-protected hard drive for use in further qualitative analysis. A summary of data collection is listed in Table 2. Pre-Testing Patna Maner Suarmarwa - Purbi 5 Sarmera Govindpur 2 Nalanda Karay-parsurai Nirya 5 Data collection Rajghir Chihutuzor Tetariya Chandan 53 Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx Fullidumar 4 Charmeli Banka 4 TOTAL 28 All transcription and translation of the qualitative work was done through the CARE-India CML team and the researcher. Once the interviews were transcribed and translated, the interviews and field notes taken by the researcher were read through and explored for major, recurrent themes. The major themes were also prominent codes throughout all the interviews and were stated by a majority of the participants. Main findings in the study pertained to: access to water sources, water quality and understanding of water security issues, and distrust. ...
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