Open AccessCan peers and other influencers increase voluntary medical male circumcision uptake?
Author(s) -
Valentina Iemmi,
Lorna Gibson,
Karl Blanchet,
K Suresh Kumar,
Santosh Rath,
Sally Hartley,
Gudlavalleti Vs Murthy,
Vikram Patel,
Joerg Weber,
Hannah Kuper
Publication year - 2016
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.23846/pb201638
Subject(s) - influencer marketing , male circumcision , turnover , psychology , medicine , business , environmental health , health services , economics , management , population , marketing , relationship marketing , marketing management
Community-based rehabilitation (CBR) is a WHO-endorsed strategy for rehabilitation, poverty reduction, equalisation of opportunities and social inclusion of people living with disabilities. Inspired by participatory development approaches, CBR is designed to work by including people with disabilities in existing services as well as by creating new interventions. CBR initiatives are delivered at the community level using local resources to ensure they are adapted to local needs and are cost-effective. Does community-based rehabilitation improve lives of people with disabilities? a n d y is a a c s o n / d fa t
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