Table 1.
Barriers | Facilitators |
---|---|
Knowledge themes | Increased knowledge |
Limited understanding of kidney disease | Kidney disease education and testing from providers |
Poor understanding of risk factors | |
Low health literacy | |
No belief that screening has benefits | |
Lack of kidney disease education and testing from clinicians | |
Ignorance is bliss | |
Cultural issues | Culturally sensitive strategies |
Low trust in health care activities | Influence of church leaders |
Limited value for health | Positive peer pressure |
Strong spirituality beliefs | Integration of small group sessions |
Fear of side effects, ego, and machismo | Increased participation from younger people |
Emotions | Enhanced communication strategies |
Explicit kidney disease–related fear | Critical role of physicians as communicators |
Embarrassment and privacy | Tailored mode of communication |
Communication of relevant statistics and information | |
Environmental/socioeconomic issues | Convenience |
Financial burden | Timing |
Lack of convenience | Location |
Poor or trivial advertisement | Onsite benefits |
Lack of onsite incentives |
Modified from ref. 8, with permission.