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contextual analysis

contextual analysis Contextual analysis is an approach to examining how surrounding social, institutional, and environmental conditions shape how well a group, program, or activity works.

Contextual analysis is an approach to examining how surrounding social, institutional, and environmental conditions shape how well a group, program, or activity works. It looks beyond formal structure or procedures to identify outside influences that help or hinder effectiveness.

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Drafting source: Scott Kerry; George Asha S; Harvey Steven A; Mondal Shinjini; Patel Gupteswar; Ved Rajani; Garimella Surekha; Sheikh Kabir. Beyond form and functioning: Understanding how contextual factors influence village health committees in northern India. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0182982; article XML SHA-256 524c7d006bedd48fe9ab59b7f5adce3cb3bf9ee4f2bb0c0132c22fa96763bab8. “Beyond form and functioning: Understanding how contextual factors influence village health committees in northern India” (10.1371/journal.pone.0182982).
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