Table 1 Key informants and data collection techniques
Place (n = health units) | Number and type of informants (n = they belong to an indigenous community) | Techniques | |
|---|---|---|---|
Users | Health providers | ||
State of Mexico (n = 22) | 16 Users (n = 7): | 20 Health providers (n = 3): | |
• 15 Women interviewed • A Man interviewed | • 4 Physicians • 11 Nurses • 3 Nursing assistant • 2 Nutritionists | 36 Interviews | |
Chihuahua (n = 11) | 23 Users (n = 4): | 12 Health providers (n = 2): | |
• 11 Women interviewed • 12 Women in focus group | • 4 Physicians • 5 Nurses • 2 Nutritionists • 2 Interpreter support | • 23 Interviews • 2 Focus group | |
Chiapas (n = 16) | 19 Users (n = 3): | 14 Health providers (n = 3): | |
• 13 Women interviewed • A Man interviewed • 5 women in focus group | • 2 Physicians • 7 Nurses • 1 Nursing assistant • 4 Nutritionists | • 28 Interviews • 1 Focus group | |
Oaxaca (n = 16) | 31 Users (n = 4): | 11 Health providers (n = 3): | |
• 15 Women interviewed • 16 women in focus group | • 3 Physicians • 7 Nurses • 1 Nutritionist | • 26 Interviews • 2 Focus group | |
Veracruz (n = 18) | 24 Users (n = 11): | 18 Health providers (n = 4): | |
• 13 Women interviewed • 11 Women in focus group | • 12 Physicians • 5 Nurses • 1 Nutritionist | • 31 Interviews • 2 Focus group | |
Yucatan (n = 12) | 28 Users (n = 11): | 12 Health providers (n = 1): | |
• 15 Women interviewed • A Man interviewed • 12 women in focus group | • 1 Physician • 3 Nurses • 7 Nutritionist • 1 Social worker | • 28 Interviews • 2 Focus group | |