TABLE 3. Summary of findings consistent in both Phases I and II interviews.

Theme	Summary
NFP as an evidence-based, structured education program for first-time mothers	Participants described the positive feedback from clients about the NFP. Young mothers appear to be very satisfied with the program’s deliverables. The idea of establishing a long-term relationship with family is still viewed as the main component of the NFP. Participants spoke about the benefits that the NFP gives to the mother and child. The need for interpretation services to better screen young mothers still exists.
NFP in partnership with other community agencies	Participants suggested more communication and how to frequently share information (e.g., inviting PHNs to visit the agencies to educate staff on first-time, young mothers and their experiences with them, or provide quick updates via phone).
NFP’s relationship with community agencies	PHNs are considered an important resource for connecting their clients to community services. NFP involvement gives CAS workers confidence in closing cases. PHNs play an integral role in the development of the safety plan with CAS workers and family.

Abbreviations: NFP, Nurse–Family Partnership; PHN, public health nurse.