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Table 1 Summary of Data Collection Methods per Specific Objective

From: The roles of health maintenance organizations in the implementation of a social health insurance scheme in Enugu, Southeast Nigeria: a mixed-method investigation

Objective

Data required

Design

Population

Sample size

Sampling Approach

Tool

Analysis

To determine levels of satisfaction on HMOs by different socio-economic groups in the State

Available information and communication across socio-economic groups that are covered, satisfaction with roles of HMOs

Quantitative (using SPSS and Stata)

Survey of Federal Staff who are registered with NHIS using the enrollee register from the NHIS

Survey with enrollees of Federal Staff for NHIS (613 respondents)

Purposive (multi- staged sampling techniques)

Questionnaire, pen, Stata, SPSS statistical packages

SPSS, Stata

To determine roles and responsibilities of HMOs in Enugu State

Roles responsibilities and institutional requirements

Qualitative (IDIs using N-vivo)

Stakeholders in social and private Health Insurance including HMOs, providers, CBHI trustees and NHIS managers.

28 in-depth interviews involving stakeholders

Purposive

IDI guide, tape recorder, pen,

N-vivo

To determine the extent of HMOs’ functions in implementation of social health insurance schemes

Levels of involvement/participation in the scheme by HMOs and other stakeholders

Qualitative (IDIs using N-vivo)

Public and private health care providers in the study area; mutual health organizations and key opinion leaders

Same as above

Purposive

IDI guide, tape recorder, pen

N-vivo