Table 1: Summary of themes and subthemes.
EcoHealth Principles | Main theme | Sub-Themes | |
Processes | System thinking | Complexity of DF and its vector | Vector control and disease transmission |
The complexity of the health program system | Health financing subsystem | ||
Human resources subsystem | |||
Subsystem of community empowerment | |||
Subsystem, information, and health regulation | |||
Environment sanitation | |||
Characteristics of society | |||
Community knowledge | |||
Influence of DF experience on perception | |||
Community attitudes/perceptions | |||
The role of informal leaders | |||
Complexity of society | Subsystem for the provision of facilities | ||
Interdisciplinary research | Complexity beyond the health system | Budgeting subsystem | |
DF prevention and control research | Dengue prevention and control program research | ||
Involvement of community groups | Pokja and pokjanal DF | ||
Knowledge management | Cross sector role | ||
Community participation | Components of community empowerment | ||
Community empowerment | Information dissemination | ||
Purpose | Sustainability | Program context | DF prevention and control program |
Reinforcing factors | Strengthening government efforts to support continuing DF prevention and control | ||
Enabling factors | Community empowerment | ||
Gender and social equality | Gender equality | The role of women and men in preventing and controlling DF | |
Social equality | Involving community groups with diverse demographic and socioeconomic characteristics | ||
Knowledge of real action | Characteristics of target communities | Capacity and characteristics of society | |
Contextuality of the community environment | The context of the program target environment | ||
Capacity of resources | Capacity of society | ||
Communication strategy of the program | Communication strategy with health services | ||
Monitoring and evaluation of the program | Monitoring and evaluation of health services |