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. 2016 Oct 24;15:521. doi: 10.1186/s12936-016-1559-0

Table 1.

Qualitative methods

Focus group discussionsa Area of residence Total
Central Remote
Young womenb 2 2 4
Older women 2 2 4
Men 2 2 4
Total focus group discussions 6 6 12
Critical incidence interviews Area of residence Total
Central Remote
Women whose child experienced fever and attended a formal health facility 7 5 12
Women whose child experienced fever and did not attend a formal health facility 3 7 10
Total critical incidence interviews 10 12 22

a8 to 10 participants per group

bYounger women’s groups were conducted with women aged between 18 and 24. These were restricted to married women with fewer than 4 children, as CAGs advised that unmarried young women may have not felt able to participate freely in groups of married women, and those with more children would assume a more senior role in the community