Table 2.

Individual statements that rated high on importance and feasibility, Mexican and Nicaraguan CoPs

Statement Number	Statements rated high on both importance and feasibility Green Go Zone	Included in Cluster
1	Consultations for risk pregnancies are established in distant dates and even after the delivery date	Quality of care
2	Deficient valuation of pregnant women by the personnel who receives them (physicians and nurses)	Quality of care
3	Negative attitude during care of personnel towards pregnant women	Quality of care
6	Pregnant women and their families fail to make a timely detection of alarm signs	People’s perception
12	Bad reception of pregnant women in emergency cases by surveillance personnel in health units	Quality of care
13	Problems with the distribution of delivery care inputs	Lack of resources
14	Deficient quality of care during pregnancy, delivery and postpartum	Quality of care
23	High rate of refusal of care for pregnant women in health units	Quality of care
25	Lack of follow-up of postpartum by health care personnel	Quality of care
26	Lack of compliance to Official Norms and Practice Guides	Quality of care
35	Pregnant women fail to attend to antenatal control	People’s perception
42	Long waiting time for pregnant women’s care in health units	Quality of care
46	Inadequate follow-up of obstetric complications	Quality of care
48	Inadequate identification of obstetric risk by health personnel	Quality of care
49	Lack of follow-up and evaluation of maternal health care processes	Excess of demand
56	Lack of human attitudes in health personnel responsible for pregnant women’s care	Quality of care
58	Obstetric emergency and general care equipment is in bad conditions	Finance information
72	Limited follow-up of pregnant women in the first level of care	Quality of care
77	Lack of drugs for normal and emergency obstetric care	Finance information
86	Lack of follow-up in pregnant women’s care to guarantee an integral care	Quality of care
87	Human resources for health are badly trained during their studies	Excess of demand
89	Health personnel lacks training	Excess of demand
90	Sexual education programs for adolescents are not implemented	Social promotion
91	Community personnel linked with maternal health programs lacks training	Social promotion
96	Negligence on the part of health personnel	Quality of care

Elaborated from the CSG platform analysis of statements.