Adapting group care to the postpartum period using a human-centered design approach in Malawi

Table 2 Number of incubator sessions (n = 6) that prioritized each health promotion topic

Session						Health Promotion Topic
1	2	3	4	5	6	Health Promotion Topic
▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	Hygiene^a
▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	Exclusive breastfeeding
▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	▪	Family planning (combined with return to sexual activity)
▪	▪		▪	▪	▪	Nutrition
▪	▪		▪	▪		Depression screening/mental health
	▪		▪	▪	▪	Growth monitoring
		▪	▪	▪	▪	HIV Prevention of Mother-to-Child transmission^a
▪	▪		▪			Immunizations
	▪	▪	▪			Danger signs for mother and baby
		▪		▪	▪	Intimate partner violence
			▪	▪	▪	Sexually transmitted infections
▪		▪				Anemia/Iron supplements^a
	▪			▪		Developmental milestones
▪					▪	Illness management
		▪			▪	Disease prevention
		▪		▪		COVID-19^a
	▪	▪				Kangaroo care^a
		▪			▪	Harmful cultural practices^a
▪						Male involvement
▪						Relationship issues
	▪					Childcare
		▪				Hypertension^a
					▪	Bonding/attachment

^aIndicates content areas added to the facilitator’s guide that were not formally included in CenteringParenting and are responsive participants’ identified priorities

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