Table 3 Main themes, sub-themes and codes for why women participate or not in the JSY program
Main Theme #1 | |||
Institutional delivery is now the social norm | |||
Sub-theme | 1.1 Social norm to deliver in a health facility | 1.2 Individual women’s perception of the importance for ‘safe’ and ‘easy’ delivery | 1.3 Social pressure from the ASHA to deliver in a health facility |
Codes | Desired place of delivery · Justification for place of delivery · Affirmation of normalcy · Reflections on future delivery plans · Comparison between home delivery and institutional delivery · Advantages/disadvantages of home delivery and institutional delivery · ASHA involvement · Dai involvement · Anganwadi helper involvement · Sweeper involvement · How decision where to deliver is made · Who influenced · Role of Family members on where to deliver · Family relationships · Affirmation of normalcy · Reflections on future delivery plans · Perceptions of quality of care | ||
Main Theme #2 | |||
Role of cash incentive: Diversity among views | |||
Sub-theme | 2.4 Incentive motivates for institutional delivery | 2.5 Money is important but health is more important | 2.6 Institutional delivery regardless of the cash benefit |
2.4.1 Difficulties to retain entire benefit and unintentional costs associated with participating in JSY | |||
Codes | Influence of JSY on place of delivery · Reflections on future delivery plans · Justification for place of delivery · Awareness/View of JSY program · Expenses related to hospital delivery · Rationale for giving payments · Perception of delivery costs · Influence of JSY on place of delivery · Perception how the incentive should be spent · Adequacy of Incentive · Process/procedure to obtain incentive Actual use of incentive payment · ASHA involvement · Method of payment for delivery | ||
Main Theme #3 | |||
Unintentional participation due to barriers to institutional delivery | |||
Sub-theme | 3.7 Circumstantial events and difficulties with transportation cause unintentional non-participation. | ||
Codes | Pre-labor/labor experience · Transport experience · Role of transport in determining place of delivery · How decision is made · Role of Family members · Family relationships · ASHA involvement · Dai involvement · Role of Family members on where to deliver | ||
Main Theme #4 | |||
Public hospital is acceptable for ‘normal’ delivery but not complicated | |||
Sub-theme | 4.8 Distrust in public delivery services | ||
Codes | Trust/distrust in public sector to provide care · Trust/distrust in private sector to provide care · Comparison of sectors | ||