Nazlee Siddiqui
Walking-the-talk': How to co-design an innovative and sustainable integrated care learning programme
The clinical teacher
many regions world human head lice infestations caused pediculus capitis major health concern among schoolaged children study carried explain variables influencing pediculosis prevention control perspective parents teachers female elementary school pupils well healthcare practitioners bandar abbas iran participants qualitative study included 23 participants including parents teachers primary school girls well healthcare practitioners purposive sampling employed sustained data saturation reached data acquired indepth interviews evaluated using content analysis form constant comparison assess quality outcomes lincoln gubas criteria used data extracted 2 primary categories including challenges facilitators controlling pediculosis several subcategories follows 1 economicpolitical aspects 2 family factors 3 socialcultural elements 4 personal mental issues 5 geographical position investigated region 6 school education factors 7 factors related medications therapy 2 types facilitators 1 informative factors 2 socialcultural variables according findings pediculosis prevention control treatment necessitate multifaceted multilevel intervention solutions must addressed personalpsychological familial politicaleconomic geographical informational levels well schoolrelated concerns social stigma elimination evaluation cultural components issue social level