[Nokulunga Bhengu]

Hi Isaac

I understand your point but I see it as part of their engagement in the community and our CAB is voluntary but we reimbursed them for transport.

Nokulunga

[Nokulunga Bhengu]

Hello Everyone

I also agree with you Joyce and Phumeza, retention it start from the community engagement and you should understand the community you are working at and informed consent is the most important thing because if the participant did not understand the information of the study at first but if the participants have enough time to go through the informed consent it where they get to understand the study better.

 

[Nokulunga Bhengu]

Hi everyone

Wendy’s question is very important because most of the sites have the same problem. I think the way to encourage the CAB members to give feedback to the community is to set a target to each member to organise 2 groups in the community every month and give feedback in every meeting and site staff should attend those meeting to give support and this is the way to see this groups are being conducted.

Many Thanks

Nokulunga

[Nokulunga Bhengu]

Hello everyone,

my name is Nokulunga Bhengu, I am working as a Community Liaison Officer at CAPRISA Vulindlela,

I’m really looking forward to hearing more about what you all do and get better understanding on GPP.

Thank You

Nokulunga

[Nokulunga Bhengu]

I agree with Fanele, biometric fingerprint system is helpful in Co-enrolment because participants will not be able to enrol to another study while she is enrol in another one, but what I’ve notice is that once the participant is registered as screened out on the system it does not allow the participant to enrol on another study, unless if registered as exit.

[Nokulunga Bhengu]

My understanding together with my research about the value of GPP and stakeholder engagement is good because most of the things that are noted on the GPP guidelines are the things that we apply.

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