Understanding how they really feel: Lesson learned from four approaches to soliciting user preferences for new contraceptive products in development

Understanding how they really feel: Lesson learned from four approaches to soliciting user preferences for new contraceptive products in development

by | Aug 20, 2024 | Uncategorized

Understanding how they really feel: Lesson learned from four approaches to soliciting user preferences for new contraceptive products in development

Authors: Aurélie Brunie and Rebecca Callahan

Publication Year: 2024

Tags: Acceptability, Contraception, family planning, Market research, and User preferences

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Uncovering the Drivers of Childhood Immunization Inequality with Caregivers, Community Members and Health System Stakeholders: Results from a Human-Centered Design Study in DRC, Mozambique and Nigeria

Uncovering the Drivers of Childhood Immunization Inequality with Caregivers, Community Members and Health System Stakeholders: Results from a Human-Centered Design Study in DRC, Mozambique and Nigeria

by | Jul 24, 2024 | Uncategorized

Uncovering the Drivers of Childhood Immunization Inequality with Caregivers, Community Members and Health System Stakeholders: Results from a Human-Centered Design Study in DRC, Mozambique and Nigeria

Authors: Jessica C. Shearer, Olivia Nava, and Wendy Prosser

Publication Year: 2023

Tags: health inequalities, Human-centered design, immunization, vaccination services, and zero-dose children

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