Increasing health facility childbirth in ghana: the role of network and community norms

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• who: Leslie E. Cofie from the focus guides were also developed to collect qualitative data from women, husbands, MILs, and members of the healthcare improvement collaborativesThe IDIs (~ , min) and FGDs (~ , min) were audio recorded in locations selected to protect confidentiality that could be indoors or outdoors or in a private community space and were later transcribed into English. Male and female research assistants, who received training and were experienced in data collection in the local languages of the study communities (Twi and Fanti in the CR and Dagbani and Lekpepkel in the NR), conducted household surveys, IDIs . . .
  

   

  

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