Noelia Lozano-Muñoz, Álvaro Borrallo-Riego, María Dolores Guerra-Martín
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Anales del sistema sanitario de Navarra
ambient air pollution persisted lessendowed communities resulting exposure unhealthy pollutants epidemiological studies air pollution mainly quantitative dearth information community health risk perception key component risk management aim focus group study highlight health risk perception ambient air pollution among people residing near petrochemical industry determine perceptions existing control measures ideas effective control participants purposefully selected based age sex longterm residence near petroleum refinery occupation three 90minute facetoface focus groups one individual interview conducted moderator guided discussions using preformed topic guide discussions audiorecorded transcribed manually coded using nvivo software data analysis conducted using reflexive thematic analysis six themes generated negative perception environment refinery blame air pollution seen smelled air pollution associated health nonhealth risks poor response air pollution everyone blame government primarily responsible healthy air quality participants aware extent air pollutions health risks suggestions air pollution control included regulating gas flaring environmental health education incentives community members participants perceived ambient air unhealthy however concerns health risks shaped contextual factors key barriers effective mitigation poor environmental health literacy political factors