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Table 3 Participants of in-depth interviews and focus group discussions

From: Selling my sheep to pay for medicines – household priorities and coping strategies in a setting without universal health coverage

Type of participants

Recruitment of participants

Household members experiencing newborn illness or death (18–35 years)

 Mother or primary caretaker of sick newborn:

 11 IDIs at hospital during illness, 9 follow-up IDIs

 Mother or primary caretaker who faced newborn death: 5 urban IDIs, 5 rural IDIs

Sick newborn identified during hospital admission (> 1 day) by PI

Recruited through Butajira Rural Health Program (BHRP)

1 IDI with key informant from health bureau

From health bureau

Health workers involved in newborn health care (20–35 years)

 3 IDIs with Medical Doctors

 7 IDIs with nurses and midwifes

 1 FGD with nurses and midwifes

 1 FGD with health extension workers (HEWs)

From hospitals and health centers

From hospital, health center and kebeles, HEWs through BHRP

Community members (20–73 years)

 1 FGD with women in reproductive age with child < 1 year (urban)

 1 FGD with women in reproductive age with child < 1 year (rural)

 1 FGD with husbands with wife with child < 1 year (rural)

 1 FGD with grandmothers (rural)

 1 FGD with religious leaders and elders (urban)

From communities in three selected kebeles, recruited through BHRP