Marius Reto Bigler, Oliver Baum
Deep learning-based classification of the capillary ultrastructure in human skeletal muscles
Frontiers in molecular biosciences
paper presents findings pilot study focused examining intergenerational violence threegeneration sample included young children rural area south africa aims pilot study investigate feasibility participant recruitment consent interviewing length burden study questionnaires appropriateness acceptability measures used young childrens age 47 ability comprehend measures participate meaningfully interviews asking violence data collected 4 months three groups participants often within families young adults children young adults former caregivers using cognitive interviews quantitative questionnaires qualitative indepth interviews groups participated artsbased methods child interviews included visual tactile aids pilot study findings demonstrated feasible recruitment within families threegeneration study using comprehensive consent protocols mandatory reporting information adults young children able participate extensive interviews 23 h 1 h respectively without significant burden employed measures appropriate acceptable setting though minor revisions made improve comprehension certain items young children able engage participate meaningfully research though able answer abstract reasoning items cognitive interviews children less developmentally advanced required play artsbased accommodations support participation future research around sensitive topics violence appears feasible within families including young children participants even resourcepoor settings online version contains supplementary material available 101007s4244802300157w