Results for 'Ritah Nakijoba'

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    'Some parts of the consent form are written using complex scientific language’: community perspectives on informed consent for research with pregnant and lactating mothers in Uganda.Adelline Twimukye, Sylvia Nabukenya, Aida N. Kawuma, Josephine Bayigga, Ritah Nakijoba, Simon Peter Asiimwe, Fredrick Byenume, Francis Williams Ojara & Catriona Waitt - 2024 - BMC Medical Ethics 25 (1):1-15.
    Appropriate language use is essential to ensure inclusion of diverse populations in research. We aimed to identify possible language-related barriers regarding the informed consent process and propose interventions to improve clarity and understanding of pregnant and breastfeeding women participating in research. A cross-sectional qualitative study employing focus group discussions (FGD) was conducted in Uganda from August 2023 to September 2023, involving a diverse group of stakeholders from the community, including community members, research participants, and Community Advisory Board members. 19 FGD (...)
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