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Table 2 Data collection methods, key questions and themes that guided the analysis

From: Exploring the feasibility and acceptability of integrating screening for gender-based violence into HIV counselling and testing for adolescent girls and young women in Tanzania and South Africa

Themes guiding the analysis

Key questions

Data collection methods

Process data on GBV screening

How many women were screened for GBV?

How many experienced GBV?

How many women were referred?

â–ªGBV screening outcome forms

Fidelity

How has GBV screening been delivered?

How much of the GBV screening was delivered as intended?

• What parts were not delivered?

• Challenges to delivery?

â–ªIn-depth interviews with study clinical staff

â–ªObservations of GBV screening sessions

â–ªNotes from debriefing meetings with counsellors

Feasibility

What were barriers and facilitators to GBV screening?

â–ªIn-depth interviews with study participants and study clinical staff

â–ªNotes from debriefing meetings with counsellors

Acceptability and participants’ response

What are young women’s views and perceptions of the GBV screening?

How did young women respond to GBV screening?

What are study clinical staff’s perceptions of GBV screening?

â–ªIn-depth interviews with study clinical staff and study participants

Unintended/unanticipated consequences

Were there any side-effects/unintended consequences when delivering GBV screening? (i.e. on the study participants or study clinical staff)

â–ªIn-depth interviews with study clinical staff and with study participants

â–ªNotes from debriefing meetings with counsellors