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To describe a systematic, community-engaged mixed-methods approach for adapting and monitoring a champion implementation strategy to promote anal cancer prevention procedures at an HIV clinic.

August 14, 2026Global Implementation Research and ApplicationsOpen Access

Community-Led Operationalization of a Champion Implementation Strategy for Anal Cancer Prevention in Nigeria

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MMMegan E. Mansfield KMKareshma Mohanty JCJohn Chama

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Mixed-methods implementation study demonstrates the feasibility of a community-adapted champion model for anal cancer prevention in an HIV clinic, highlighting effective local operationalization.

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To describe a systematic, community-engaged mixed-methods approach for adapting and monitoring a champion implementation strategy to promote anal cancer prevention procedures at an HIV clinic.
In Study 1, an implementation team of eight Nigerian stakeholders adapted a champion implementation model by ranking key strategy attributes and achieving consensus through structured discussion.
In Study 2, implementation by a single champion was monitored across 36 days (6 weeks) using daily checklists, weekly reflections, and thematic analysis.
Stakeholders determined that the champion needed high reliability and procedure confidence, focusing on mentorship, coordination, and awareness raising.
The champion participated in strategy-related activities during 75% of the 36-day period, primarily coordinating activities (42%) and securing clinical resources (17%).
Thematic analysis identified four core activity themes: tool development and procedural changes, capacity building, relationship development, and sustainability efforts.

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Mansfield et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7ec78db70b84ec8b913f56 https://doi.org/10.1007/s43477-026-00247-0

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August 14, 2026Global Implementation Research and ApplicationsOpen Access

Community-Led Operationalization of a Champion Implementation Strategy for Anal Cancer Prevention in Nigeria

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Authors

MMMegan E. Mansfield KMKareshma Mohanty JCJohn Chama

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Overview

Mixed-methods implementation study demonstrates the feasibility of a community-adapted champion model for anal cancer prevention in an HIV clinic, highlighting effective local operationalization.

Key Points

To describe a systematic, community-engaged mixed-methods approach for adapting and monitoring a champion implementation strategy to promote anal cancer prevention procedures at an HIV clinic.
In Study 1, an implementation team of eight Nigerian stakeholders adapted a champion implementation model by ranking key strategy attributes and achieving consensus through structured discussion.
In Study 2, implementation by a single champion was monitored across 36 days (6 weeks) using daily checklists, weekly reflections, and thematic analysis.
Stakeholders determined that the champion needed high reliability and procedure confidence, focusing on mentorship, coordination, and awareness raising.
The champion participated in strategy-related activities during 75% of the 36-day period, primarily coordinating activities (42%) and securing clinical resources (17%).
Thematic analysis identified four core activity themes: tool development and procedural changes, capacity building, relationship development, and sustainability efforts.

Cite This Study

Mansfield et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7ec78db70b84ec8b913f56 https://doi.org/10.1007/s43477-026-00247-0

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