Table 3.

The coding structures organized according to the dimensions of access in rural Southwest Ethiopia, 2017

Themes	Participants
	MWH non-users	MWH users	HEWs	Clinicians	Observation
Acceptability	Women’s interest to stay in the MWHs Community interest to use MWH Women not allowed to practice their culture at MWHs	Community interest to use MWHs Women’s interest to stay in the MWHs	Community interest to use MWHs Lack of privacy The absence of respect	Community interest to use MWHs Women to choose a delivery position Presence of separate class for ethnic minorities
Availability	Unavailability of food Unavailability of water Lack of transport options Long distance Unavailability of a network to call an ambulance Lack of support	The absence of recreation mechanisms Narrow classes The absence of varieties of food Unavailability of water Unavailability of food Lack of transport options Long distance Unfavorable road condition Lack of support	The absence of sufficient matters Unavailability of food Unavailability of water Poor quality of food The absence of varieties of food Food hasn’t preferred by women Shortage of utensils Lack of transport options Long distance Lack of support	Narrow classes Families not allowed to stay at MWH Unavailability of food The absence of varieties of food Food hasn’t preferred by women Shortage of utensils Unavailability of water Lack of transport options Long distance Lack of support	Narrow classes The absence utensils No separated latrine The absence of sufficient classes Unavailability of water
Affordability	Community contribution in kind Community contribution in cash	Indirect payments Community contribution in kind	Community contribution in kind Community contribution in cash	Community contribution in kind Community contribution in cash	Affordability
Information	HEWs as a source of information about MWHs Misinformation when to go to MWHs Awareness about the consequences of home delivery Awareness about the existence of MWHs	HEWs as a source of information about MWHs Awareness about the existence of MWHs Awareness about the consequences of home delivery Limited knowledge about the aims and benefits of MWHs Education and counseling at MWH	HEWs as a promoter of referral linkages HEWs as a source of information about MWH Awareness about the existence of MWHs Limited knowledge about the aims and benefits of MWHs Belief on MWHs users will have an operation Perception on MWH reserved for weak women	HEW as a promoter of referral linkages Limited knowledge about the aim of MWH Awareness about the consequences of home delivery Limited knowledge about the aims and benefits of MWHs Education and counseling at MWH