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Table 1 Qualitative data collection activities and participants by governorate

From: Reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health service delivery during conflict in Yemen: a case study

 

Aden

Sana’a City

Taiz

TOTAL

Government authorities

7 IDIs

− 1 MoPHP official

− 6 Governorate health office officials

11 IDIs

−5 MoPHP officials

− 6 Governorate health office officials

9 IDIs

− 7 officials in internationally-recognized government-controlled areas

− 2 officials in Houthi-controlled or contested areas

27 IDIs

UN and NGO health program managers

8 IDIs

(21 participants)

−3 UN agencies

− 2 INGOs

− 3 national NGOs

11 IDIs

(22 participants)

− 3 UN agencies

− 2 INGOs

− 2 national NGOs

5 IDIs

(7 participants)

− 1 UN agency

− 2 INGOs

− 1 national NGO

24 IDIs

(50 participants)

− 3 UN agencies

− 7 INGOs

− 6 national NGOs

Facility-based healthcare providers

(1 management + at least 2 midlevel providers per facility)

13 IDIs

[3 facilities]

− 6 hospital staff, 7 primary healthcare facility staff

11 IDIs

[3 facilities]

− 5 hospital staff, 6 primary healthcare facility staff

19 IDIs

[5 facilities – including 3 in internationally-recognized government-controlled areas and 2 in Houthi-controlled areas]

− 13 hospital staff, 6 primary healthcare facility staff

43 IDIs

[11 facilities]

Community-based healthcare providers

2 FGDs

(20 participants)

− 10 community midwives

− 10 community health volunteers

2 FGDs

(19 participants)

− 10 community midwives

− 9 community health volunteers

2 FGDs

(22 participants)

− 10 in internationally-recognized government-controlled area

− 12 in Houthi-controlled area

6 FGDs

(61 individuals trained as community midwives or community health volunteers)

Total

61 individuals

63 individuals

57 individuals

181 individuals