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. 2020 Sep 1;10(9):e037418. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2020-037418

Table 1.

Study summary of the process, sample size, data collection and analysis by objective

Process Sample size Data collection method Data analysis approach
Objective 1–to identify a set of NSFs for health facilities for adequately providing newborn services
Formation of the expert panel → Listing of newborn interventions addressing the major causes of death → Listing of possible functions for each intervention → Consensus building and stabilising 4–6 Delphi workshops Delphi survey Central tendency (median) and a measure of distribution (IQR) for each of the items in the Delphi surveys
Objective 2–selection of NSFs indicators
Indicator listing → Indicator scoring and ranking → Consensus-building 2–3 Delphi workshops Delphi survey Central tendency (median) and a measure of distribution (IQR) for each of the items in the Delphi surveys
Objective 3–development of health facility assessment tool
Variable mapping (content and construct validity) → Variable validation 8–10 health facilities HFS Descriptive statistics for content validity and kappa statistics for construct validity
Objective 4–service availability and readiness of public health facilities
Training of data collectors → Health facility survey (HFS) 200 health facilities HFS Descriptive statistics (proportion) with 95% CI

NSF, newborn signal function.