Table 5 List of included studies
From: Effective community engagement in one health research in Sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review
Authors | Year of Publication | Title | Site | Study Design/Procedure |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1. Berrian AM, Smith MH, van Rooyen J, MartÕnez-López B, Plank MN, Smith WA, Conrad PA. | 2017 | A community-based One Health education program for disease risk mitigation at the human-animal interface | South Africa | Qualitative study design (Focused group discussions) |
2. Bedson J, Jalloh MF, Pedi D, Bah S, Owen K, Oniba A, Sangarie M, Fofanah JS, Jalloh MB, Sengeh P, Skrip L, Althouse BM, Hébert- Dufresne L. | 2020 | Community engagement in outbreak response: lessons from the 2014-2016 Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone | Sierra Leone | Community engagement in zoonotic outbreak response |
3. Berrian AM, van Rooyen J, MartÕnez-López B, Knobel D, Simpson GJ, Wilkes MS, Conrad PA. | 2016 | One Health profile of a community at the wildlife- domestic animal interface, Mpumalanga, South Africa | South Africa | Ethnographic qualitative study design |
4. Mthembu Z, Chimbari M. | 2023 | Community engagement: health research through informing, consultation, involving and empowerment in Ingwavuma community | South Africa | Qualitative study design |
5. Tambo E, Adetunde OT, Olalubi OA. | 2018 | Re-emerging Lassa fever outbreaks in Nigeria: Re-enforcing "One Health" community surveillance and emergency response practice | Nigeria | Mixed methodology, including descriptive, analytical, qualitative, cross- sectional, and experimental design |
6. Musesengwa R, Chimbari MJ. | 2017 | Experiences of community members and researchers on community engagement in an Eco-health project in South Africa and Zimbabwe | South Africa and Zambia | Qualitative Case study Approach |
7. Medley AM, Gasanani J, Nyolimati CA, McIntyre E, Ward S, Okuyo B, Kabiito D, Bender C, Jafari Z, LaMorde M, Babigumira PA, Nakiire L, Agwang C, Merrill R, Ndumu D, Doris K. | 2021 | Preventing the cross-border spread of zoonotic diseases: Multi- sectoral community engagement to characterize animal mobility- Uganda, 2020 | Uganda | Qualitative study design (Focused group discussions) |
8. Sekamatte M, Krishnasamy V, Bulage L, Kihembo C, Nantima N, Monje F, Ndumu D, Sentumbwe J, Mbolanyi B, Aruho R, Kaboyo W, Mutonga D, Basler C, Paige S, BartonBehravesh C. | 2018 | Multi-sectoral prioritization of zoonotic diseases in Uganda, 2017: A One Health perspective | Uganda | Semi-Quantitative survey |