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Table 1 Data collection summary

From: “If there are no female nurses to attend to me, I will just go and deliver at home”: a qualitative study in Garissa, Kenya

Data collection type

Participants

Content of interviews

Sites and numbers

Focus Group Discussions (FGDs)

Women 15-29 years old

-Perceptions on the services received

-Challenges they face in terms of child birth and post-natal care

-Improvement at the health facility level (equipment, services)

-Reasons for home delivery

-Partner and TBA presence during delivery

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Women 30+ years old

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Men 15-29 years old

-Views on health facility for delivery

-Recommendation to increase health facility delivery

-Challenges experienced

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Men 30+ years old

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Key Informant Interviews (KIIs)

Member of County Assembly

-Policy gaps regarding MNCH in Garissa and potential solutions

-Views on engaging TBAs

-Challenges

Iftin (1)

Imams

-Views on health facility delivery

-Engaging the community about the importance of health facility delivery

-Reasons for home delivery

-Recommendations to reduce maternal deaths

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Clan elders/leaders

-Views on health facility delivery

-Recommendations to increase health facility delivery and increase awareness in the community

Township (1)

Iftin (1)

Madinah (1)

Health managers

-Services offered at the health facility

-Challenges in providing services at the health facility

-Equipment and provision of service

-Their views on how culture influences health care seeking behaviour

-Solutions to improve services offered at health facility

Township (1)

Iftin (2)

Madinah (2)