Table 4.

Qualitative interview participant characteristics

Care-givers
Participant ID	Age	Relationship with patient	Education	Home location	Marital status	Occupation	Sex of patient
CGFP01	31–50	Mother	No formal education	Rural	Married	Homemaker	Female
CGFP02	31–50	Mother	Primary education	Rural	Married	Homemaker	Female
CGMP01	31–50	Mother	No formal education	Rural	Married	Homemaker	Male
CGMP02	18–30	Wife	Secondary education	Rural	Married	Homemaker	Male
Patients, cured and on treatment
Participant ID	Age	Sex	Education	Home location	Marital status	Occupation
CPF01	18–30	Female	Secondary education	Rural	Widow	Unemployed
CPF02	18–30	Female	Higher secondary education	Urban	Unmarried	Student
CPM01	18–30	Male	Higher secondary education	Urban	Married	Small business
CPM02	31–50	Male	Higher secondary education	Rural	Married	Small business
TBPF01	18–30	Female	Secondary education	Urban	Married	Factory worker
TBPF02	18–30	Female	Primary education	Rural	Married	Home-maker
TBPF03	18–30	Female	Primary education	Urban	Married	Home-maker
TBPF04	51 plus	Female	Secondary education	Rural	Married	Home-maker
TBPM01	18–30	Male	Primary education	Rural	Married	Garment worker
TBPM02	18–30	Male	No education	Rural	Unmarried	Garment worker
TBPM03	31–50	Male	Secondary education	Urban	Married	Small-business
TBPM04	18–30	Male	Unknown	Rural	Married	Unemployed
Health Professionals
Participant ID	Age	Sex	Education		Occupation
DR01	31–50	Male	MBBS		Doctor
DR02	31–50	Male	MBBS		Doctor
N01	31–50	Female	Diploma in Nursing		Nurse
N02	31–50	Female	Diploma in Nursing		Nurse
Policy Makers
Participant ID	Age	Sex	Education		Occupation
PM01	60	Male	MBBS, MPhil		Government senior official/academic
PM02	55	Male	MBBS, MCPS, FCPS, MD, FCCP		Government senior official
PM03	45	Female	MBBS, MPH		Government senor official