“When they see us, it’s like they have seen the benefits!”: experiences of study benefits negotiations in community-based studies on the Kenyan Coast

Table 5 Summary of interview methods and respondents

Interview type	Respondents
In-depth interviews (IDI)	6 IDIs with RSV-study researchers, two each with PI, Study coordinator, Senior FW
In-depth interviews (IDI)	1 IDI with one FW in the Malaria-study
Natural group discussions	5 Natural (household) group discussions with 16 adults participating in the RSV-study
Focus group discussions (FGD)	3 FGDs with 10 FWs in the RSV-study (one group interviewed twice)
	3 FGDs with 26 Field workers in the Malaria-study
	4 FGDs with 24 participants (grouped per gender) in the Malaria-study
	1 FGD with 5 SFW in the Malaria-study

Box 1: Explanation in informed consent forms (ICFs) about benefits² Name of vaccine cannot be disclosed as permission not granted by the pharmaceutical company to do so.

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