Table 5. Themes identified versus current literature.
Themes | |||||||||||||
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Mistrust | Lack of understanding | Interests in herbal medicine | Concerns of confidentiality | Lack of cultural sensitivity | Financial and time constraints | Fear of placebo and side effects | Thorough explanations of research process | Word of mouth | Media advertisement | Positive views of incentives | Negative views of incentives | Use of the church | |
Literature | |||||||||||||
Abernethy et al (2005)[7] | |||||||||||||
Woods et al (2004)[8] | |||||||||||||
Corbie-Smith et al (1999)[5] | |||||||||||||
Shavers et al (2001)[9] | |||||||||||||
Ford et al (2007)[10] | |||||||||||||
George et al (2013)[11] |
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Fouad et al (2001)[12] | |||||||||||||
Swanson et al (1995)[13] | |||||||||||||
Jones et al (2009)[4] |
RED = theme present in both this study and the literature.
GREEN = theme present in this study only.
BLUE = theme present in literature only.
GREY = theme absent from both this study and the literature.