7-1-7 Matrix Adoption: Stakeholder Perspectives in Uganda

A cross-sectional qualitative study collected transcripts and guides from key informants in Uganda to understand enablers and barriers to adopting the 7-1-7 outbreak response matrix. The dataset includes interview transcripts, key informant guides, and consent forms from national and regional stakeholders, particularly from areas with prior outbreak experience. It supports analysis of implementation challenges for rapid detection and notification targets.

Use Cases

• Analyzing barriers to health policy adoption based on qualitative stakeholder interviews.
• Identifying implementation enablers for disease surveillance systems from regional perspectives.
• Thematic coding of interview transcripts to understand adoption factors for the 7-1-7 matrix.
• Comparative analysis of national versus regional stakeholder views on outbreak response.

Strengths

• Dataset is openly licensed under CC-BY-4.0, facilitating reuse and sharing.
• Cross-platform presence on figshare signals importance and accessibility.
• Focus on a specific, critical public health framework (7-1-7 matrix) provides clear context.

Limitations

• Column names and exact row count are unknown, limiting technical assessment of structure.
• Dataset consists of document files (PDF, DOCX), not structured data, complicating computational analysis.
• Metadata provides no information on the organization or institution behind the data collection.

Provenance

Source

Josephine Bayigga

Collection Method

Cross-sectional study using qualitative data collection methods, including interviews with purposively selected key informants.

Time Range

Cross-sectional (single time point study).

Freshness

Last updated on 2026-03 24.

Geography

Uganda, with respondents from national and regional levels, including areas with prior outbreak experience.