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Consolidate, conceptualize, contextualise: key learnings for future intervention acceptability research with young people in Africa.
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- Realising agency: insights from participatory research with learners in a South African sexual and reproductive health programme.Frontiers in public health · 2024Article
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Acceptability has become a key consideration in the development, evaluation and implementation of health and social interventions. This commentary paper advances key learnings and recommendations for future intervention acceptability research with young people in Africa, aimed at supporting the achievement of developmental goals. It relates findings of the adolescent acceptability work conducted within the Accelerate Hub, since mid 2020, to broader inter-disciplinary literatures and current regional health and social priorities. We argue that, in order to strengthen the quality and applied value of future acceptability work with young people, we need to do three things better. First, we need to
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