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TL;DR
The central finding was that while the home was perceived to provide a peaceful environment and positive outcomes, its use was limited by low community awareness, resource constraints, and cost concerns.
Global Health Action · 6 authors, 6 centres
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The central finding was that while the home was perceived to provide a peaceful environment and positive outcomes, its use was limited by low community awareness, resource constraints, and cost concerns.
Barriers included limited community awareness, fear among providers about operating at full capacity, women's lack of autonomy, uncertainty over funding, and perceived high user fees. Limitations include the study's focus on a single site and the general lack of local literature on this topic. The findings suggest that while the model has potential to improve outcomes, scaling it up would require addressing awareness gaps, resource limitations, and sustainability concerns.