Table 3.
Intervention components and training activities.
| Relevant Intervention Component | Target Group | Target Behaviour | Human Motive | Relevant Intervention Training Activity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Menstrual storage and shoulder bag, menstrual bin | Person with an intellectual impairment | Use a menstrual product | Comfort, dignity | Bishesta doll, role play |
| Pain symbol bangle | Use pain relief for menstrual cramps | Comfort, reward | ||
| Menstrual shoulder bag, visual stories | Does not show menstrual blood in public | Affiliate, dignity | Bishesta doll, role play ‘Reading’ visual stories with carers |
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| Menstrual storage and shoulder bag, menstrual bin | Carer | Provide enough menstrual products | Nurture, affiliate, reward | Emo-demos (surprising and motivating demonstrations and activities), peer-to-peer support, competition to become ‘Bishesta households’, guiding the person they care for through Bishesta doll role play and ‘reading’ visual stories, household monitoring visits/ad-hoc support |
| Menstrual calendar, visual stories | Provide pain relief for menstrual cramps | Nurture, reward | ||
| Menstrual calendar, visual stories | Provide emotional support | Nurture, reward |