Emerging themes (basic themes) | Temporal discrepancies (organizing themes) | Overarching story (global theme) |
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Clinics and hospitals experience staff shortages and high client volumes | 1. High frequency testing affects correct labelling | Temporal factors shaping a discrepant flow of labelling, reading, and recording rapid HIV test results |
Multiple clients are consulted at a time due to high client volumes to high frequency (and occasional repeat) testing | ||
High frequencies of clients cause confusion which leads to incorrect labelling | ||
Proper timing is essential to assess test results inside the valid results interval (VRI) | 2. Mistiming the reading of test results | |
Due to inadequate timekeeping practices, HIV testers read and report invalid tests | ||
Stress and pressure lead to inadequate timing of test results | ||
Timing specifications differ between RDTs | ||
It is easier to subscribe to timing practices if one client is tested at a time | ||
Recording results in multiple registers is considered time-consuming | 3. Recording is time-consuming, but prioritized, affecting sequential steps | |
Time-constraints, coupled with honouring recording requirements, affects counselling practices |