The results show that vaginal birth has several positive aspects, mainly described by the women.
While negative and positive aspects were described by the participants in body functions and structures and environmental and personal factors, the concepts in the area of activities and participation related only to negative aspects and dysfunction.
Four main themes were seen: 'Own strong responsibility for giving birth vaginally'Vaginalnal birth after CS is a risky project', 'Vaginal birth has several positive aspects mainly described by women', and 'To be involved in decision about mode of delivery is difficult but important.' The four themes are presented with sub-themes (Table 3).
The results are further presented with four themes: 'to be involved in decision about mode of delivery is difficult but important,'vaginalal birth has several positive aspects mainly described by women,'vaginalal birth after CS is a risky project,' and 'own strong responsibility for giving birth vaginally'.
This step ties in with the formalism aspect described earlier.
Despite the various positive aspects of OSGs described by members, two problematic features were also identified.
Previously, many positive aspects have been described in using bilingual healthcare staff in everyday matters [ 37, 39, 44] and having family members as interpreters, such as feelings of trust [ 45– 45].
Some mothers described the positive aspect of socialising, that they liked having other mothers to socialise with.
When measuring relative changes, we find that adjectives are almost 9% more likely to be used to describe positive aspects of men's biographies, while 1.62% more likely to describe negative aspects in women's biographies.
Front-line child protection service providers at both service delivery models described positive aspects of their jobs as well as frustrations with the expectations of the formal child protection system.
2 Some positive aspects have also been described.
