Sentence examples for qualitative provider from inspiring English sources

Qualitative provider interviews were digitally recorded, transcribed, and translated to English.

This study, as a part of a maternal and newborn health program evaluation in Morogoro Region, Tanzania, drew from an assessment of health centers with 18 facility checklists, 65 quantitative and 57 qualitative provider interviews, and 203 antenatal care observations.

Qualitative provider interviews (N = 57) covered antenatal care and postnatal care service utilization, integration of family planning and HIV services, and linkages to other levels of the health system.

Methods included (1) mapping of health care providers; (2) a household survey to determine morbidity and health care utilization; (3) a health facility survey to assess quality of care; (4) focus group discussions to get qualitative information on providers and provider choice; and (5) key informant interviews to further explore service characteristics.

This qualitative evidence provides health care providers new conceptual insight and understanding of the factors that influence adolescents' decisions to "try" breastfeeding and to continue providing breastmilk to their infants.

In addition, we also conducted 65 quantitative interviews with providers of antenatal services and 57 qualitative in-depth provider interviews.

14 In another small qualitative study of provider FC opinions in Kenya, several healthcare providers reported support for FCs owing to the belief that FCs give women 'choice' and 'control.' 15 These studies, albeit small and non-generalisable, suggest a need for further investment in supporting providers to counsel and offer women the FC.

(TBA, interview, district hospital) Qualitative findings revealed provider views about the position adopted for delivery.

It would be useful to include qualitative questions about provider intent to use their new knowledge.

Provider qualitative interviews were digitally recorded, transcribed, and translated into English.

In the meantime, provision of clear guidance on appropriate management of undiagnosed fevers and clear process monitoring of CHW referral systems and qualitative studies of provider and caretaker behavior around referrals are essential to ensure patient safety.