The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).

<p>This framework emphasizes the centrality of culture in health behavior and intervention design.</p>

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Diğer Yazarlar: Olufunto A. Olusanya (14142040) (author), Peter Kalulu (21231869) (author), Nkiruka Obodoechina (21231878) (author), Sonam J. Shah (22683551) (author), Temitope Ojo (6391868) (author), Abideen Salako (16505465) (author), Joseph Ogbeh (22683554) (author), Folahanmi T. Akinsolu (16557914) (author), Ucheoma Nwaozuru (6391892) (author), Adesola Z. Musa (6807959) (author), Titilola Gbaja-Biamila (8910023) (author), Olaitan H. Olayiwola (22683557) (author), Idris A. Oladosu (22683560) (author), Suzanne Day (4401046) (author), Peyton Thompson (6685736) (author), Kristie Foley (4004936) (author), Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia (7832564) (author), Dan Wu (5969) (author), Olufunmilayo Lesi (9020903) (author), Collins O. Airhihenbuwa (10901842) (author), Joseph D. Tucker (7924085) (author), Oliver Ezechi (6807953) (author), Juliet Iwelunmor (770171) (author)
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Adesola Z. Musa (6807959)
Titilola Gbaja-Biamila (8910023)
Olaitan H. Olayiwola (22683557)
Idris A. Oladosu (22683560)
Suzanne Day (4401046)
Peyton Thompson (6685736)
Kristie Foley (4004936)
Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia (7832564)
Dan Wu (5969)
Olufunmilayo Lesi (9020903)
Collins O. Airhihenbuwa (10901842)
Joseph D. Tucker (7924085)
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author_facet Maria A. Afadapa (22683548)
Olufunto A. Olusanya (14142040)
Peter Kalulu (21231869)
Nkiruka Obodoechina (21231878)
Sonam J. Shah (22683551)
Temitope Ojo (6391868)
Abideen Salako (16505465)
Joseph Ogbeh (22683554)
Folahanmi T. Akinsolu (16557914)
Ucheoma Nwaozuru (6391892)
Adesola Z. Musa (6807959)
Titilola Gbaja-Biamila (8910023)
Olaitan H. Olayiwola (22683557)
Idris A. Oladosu (22683560)
Suzanne Day (4401046)
Peyton Thompson (6685736)
Kristie Foley (4004936)
Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia (7832564)
Dan Wu (5969)
Olufunmilayo Lesi (9020903)
Collins O. Airhihenbuwa (10901842)
Joseph D. Tucker (7924085)
Oliver Ezechi (6807953)
Juliet Iwelunmor (770171)
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Olufunto A. Olusanya (14142040)
Peter Kalulu (21231869)
Nkiruka Obodoechina (21231878)
Sonam J. Shah (22683551)
Temitope Ojo (6391868)
Abideen Salako (16505465)
Joseph Ogbeh (22683554)
Folahanmi T. Akinsolu (16557914)
Ucheoma Nwaozuru (6391892)
Adesola Z. Musa (6807959)
Titilola Gbaja-Biamila (8910023)
Olaitan H. Olayiwola (22683557)
Idris A. Oladosu (22683560)
Suzanne Day (4401046)
Peyton Thompson (6685736)
Kristie Foley (4004936)
Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia (7832564)
Dan Wu (5969)
Olufunmilayo Lesi (9020903)
Collins O. Airhihenbuwa (10901842)
Joseph D. Tucker (7924085)
Oliver Ezechi (6807953)
Juliet Iwelunmor (770171)
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Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
trusted community leaders
traditional birth attendants
thematic analysis framework
synthesize emerging themes
including referral pathways
formal health centers
community needs assessment
comprehensive training workshops
respective communities using
designed implementation strategies
engaging young people
div >< p
address issues affecting
3 cultural model
develop strategies promoting
innovation bootcamp designed
hepatitis b research
participants ’ knowledge
implementation strategies
young people
hepatitis b
research skills
innovation bootcamp
improving training
knowledge increasing
increasing knowledge
compared using
analyzed using
wilcoxon test
vaccination ambassadors
sustaining youth
strengthening capacity
southern regions
remains low
qualitative data
pilot studies
p </
mean score
mean age
fifteen participants
estimated coverage
disciplinary capacity
demographic characteristics
building platform
bootcamp demonstrated
bootcamp activities
52 %.
001 ).
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spelling The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).Maria A. Afadapa (22683548)Olufunto A. Olusanya (14142040)Peter Kalulu (21231869)Nkiruka Obodoechina (21231878)Sonam J. Shah (22683551)Temitope Ojo (6391868)Abideen Salako (16505465)Joseph Ogbeh (22683554)Folahanmi T. Akinsolu (16557914)Ucheoma Nwaozuru (6391892)Adesola Z. Musa (6807959)Titilola Gbaja-Biamila (8910023)Olaitan H. Olayiwola (22683557)Idris A. Oladosu (22683560)Suzanne Day (4401046)Peyton Thompson (6685736)Kristie Foley (4004936)Oluwaseun Falade-Nwulia (7832564)Dan Wu (5969)Olufunmilayo Lesi (9020903)Collins O. Airhihenbuwa (10901842)Joseph D. Tucker (7924085)Oliver Ezechi (6807953)Juliet Iwelunmor (770171)SociologyScience PolicyBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedtrusted community leaderstraditional birth attendantsthematic analysis frameworksynthesize emerging themesincluding referral pathwaysformal health centerscommunity needs assessmentcomprehensive training workshopsrespective communities usingdesigned implementation strategiesengaging young peoplediv >< paddress issues affecting3 cultural modeldevelop strategies promotinginnovation bootcamp designedhepatitis b researchparticipants ’ knowledgeimplementation strategiesyoung peoplehepatitis bresearch skillsinnovation bootcampimproving trainingknowledge increasingincreasing knowledgecompared usinganalyzed usingwilcoxon testvaccination ambassadorssustaining youthstrengthening capacitysouthern regionsremains lowqualitative datapilot studiesp </mean scoremean agefifteen participantsestimated coveragedisciplinary capacitydemographic characteristicsbuilding platformbootcamp demonstratedbootcamp activities52 %.001 ).<p>This framework emphasizes the centrality of culture in health behavior and intervention design.</p>2025-11-25T18:36:08ZImageFigureinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionimage10.1371/journal.pgph.0004883.g003https://figshare.com/articles/figure/The_PEN-3_cultural_model_consists_of_three_interrelated_domains_which_can_be_used_separately_or_in_combination_1_Cultural_Identity_Person_Extended_family_Neighborhood_2_Relationships_and_Expectations_Perceptions_Enablers_Nurturers_and_3_Cul/30714494CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/307144942025-11-25T18:36:08Z
spellingShingle The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
Maria A. Afadapa (22683548)
Sociology
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
trusted community leaders
traditional birth attendants
thematic analysis framework
synthesize emerging themes
including referral pathways
formal health centers
community needs assessment
comprehensive training workshops
respective communities using
designed implementation strategies
engaging young people
div >< p
address issues affecting
3 cultural model
develop strategies promoting
innovation bootcamp designed
hepatitis b research
participants ’ knowledge
implementation strategies
young people
hepatitis b
research skills
innovation bootcamp
improving training
knowledge increasing
increasing knowledge
compared using
analyzed using
wilcoxon test
vaccination ambassadors
sustaining youth
strengthening capacity
southern regions
remains low
qualitative data
pilot studies
p </
mean score
mean age
fifteen participants
estimated coverage
disciplinary capacity
demographic characteristics
building platform
bootcamp demonstrated
bootcamp activities
52 %.
001 ).
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title The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
title_full The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
title_fullStr The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
title_full_unstemmed The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
title_short The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
title_sort The PEN-3 cultural model consists of three interrelated domains, which can be used separately or in combination: (1) Cultural Identity (Person, Extended family, Neighborhood); (2) Relationships and Expectations (Perceptions, Enablers, Nurturers); and (3) Cultural Empowerment (Positive, Existential, Negative).
topic Sociology
Science Policy
Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified
trusted community leaders
traditional birth attendants
thematic analysis framework
synthesize emerging themes
including referral pathways
formal health centers
community needs assessment
comprehensive training workshops
respective communities using
designed implementation strategies
engaging young people
div >< p
address issues affecting
3 cultural model
develop strategies promoting
innovation bootcamp designed
hepatitis b research
participants ’ knowledge
implementation strategies
young people
hepatitis b
research skills
innovation bootcamp
improving training
knowledge increasing
increasing knowledge
compared using
analyzed using
wilcoxon test
vaccination ambassadors
sustaining youth
strengthening capacity
southern regions
remains low
qualitative data
pilot studies
p </
mean score
mean age
fifteen participants
estimated coverage
disciplinary capacity
demographic characteristics
building platform
bootcamp demonstrated
bootcamp activities
52 %.
001 ).