Data were coded for emergent and divergent themes.
We will chart commonalities and divergent themes within and among all participant subcategories.
Interviews will be transcribed and translated, with content analysis used to assess for convergent and divergent themes.
Manual coding for recurrent and divergent themes of the notes were performed by study coordinators and site investigators.
A thematic analysis informed by the methods of Braun and Clarke will be undertaken to identify common and divergent themes.
Divergent themes, namely husbands' social support and perceived social norms, were identified as underlying factors associated with delivery care utilization.
Additionally, data saturation was determined to be achieved since many of the IENs responded with similar views and there were few divergent themes.
Through constant comparative analysis we induced common and divergent themes related to symptom recognition, health-care access, testing for MDR-TB and treatment initiation within and between groups.
A smaller portion of the literature has looked at more divergent themes such as the role of digital games in assisting mental preparedness [ 9].
Each husband's interview was coded in two ways: (1) themes that were similar across all respondents, or common themes, and (2) themes that differed according to the type of provider utilized during childbirth, or divergent themes.
