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. 2022 Nov 9;10:1015245. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.1015245

Table 1.

Data collection methods and study participants.

Methods Participant(s)
Cumilla Jhenaidah Rajshahi Sylhet
IDIs (n = 15) IDI1: with health assistant (n = 1); IDI2: with family welfare visitor (n = 1); IDI3: with community healthcare provider (n = 1); IDI4: with kabiraj (n = 1) IDI1: with family welfare visitor (n = 1); IDI2: with village doctor (n = 1); IDI3: with sub assistant community medical officer (n = 1); IDI4: with faith healer (n = 1) IDI1: with Sub assistant community medical officer (n = 1); IDI2: with community healthcare provider (n = 1); IDI3: with health assistant (n = 1) IDI1: with community healthcare provider (n = 1); IDI2: with faith healer (n = 1); IDI3: with Sub assistant community medical officer (n = 1); IDI4: with faith healer (n = 1)
KIIs (n = 14) KII1: with independent consultant (n = 1); KII2: with civil surgeon (n = 1); KII3: with community leader (n = 1) KII1: with upazila health and family planning officer (n = 1); KII2: with medical officer (n = 1); KII3: with community leader (n = 1); KII4: with medical officer (n = 1) KII1: with independent consultant (n = 1); KII2: with residential medical officer (n = 1); KII3: with medical officer (n = 1); KII4: with Civil Surgeon (n = 1) KII1: with medical officer (n = 1); KII2: with upazila health and family planning officer (n = 1); KII3: with residential medical officer
FGDs (n = 16) FGD1: with community members (in each district, n = 4)