Translating international guidelines for use in routine maternal and neonatal healthcare quality measurement

Figures & data

Figure 1. Flowchart of indicator exclusion process.

Table 1. Participant summary.

Participant type	No. of interviews	Male	Female
International non-governmental organization (INGO) representative	2	2	-
Researcher at an academic/research institution	3	2	1
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) representative	1	1	-
Advisor at a donor organization	1	-	1
Physician at a tertiary level academic hospital	2	1	1
Senior physician at a tertiary level public hospital	2	1	1
Mid-level physician at a tertiary level public hospital	3	-	3
Physician at a tertiary level private hospital	2	1	1
Physician at a private practice	2	1	1
Physician at a secondary level public facility	3	3	-
Nurse at a secondary level public facility	3	-	3
Physician at a primary level public facility/Upazila Health Complex (UHC)	1	1	-
TOTAL	25	13	12

Table

Quote	Code	Theme
It’s necessary but who will do that? Like ‘the proportion of all newborns in the health facility who received a full clinical examination before discharge’ – how will I keep this proportion? … if I tell the proportion, how will I get that? Who will get that? It is really tough. To measure this, you have to record the details. That is very tough …”	Routine indicators are not feasible	Challenges in monitoring quality