Different delivery mechanisms for insecticide-treated nets in rural Burkina Faso: a provider's perspective

Malaria Journal

Table 1 Overview of respondents and relevant data collection method

Data collection method (venue/facilitator/language)	Respondents
Focus group discussion (n = 1) Nouna town/interviewers¹/French	ICP²s of the CSPS³ intervention area A
Focus group discussion (n = 1) Nouna town/interviewers/French	ICPs of the CSPS intervention area B
Focus group discussion (n = 1) Nouna town/interviewers/French	Antenatal care providers⁴ of the CSPS intervention area A
Focus group discussion (n = 1) Nouna town/interviewers/French	Antenatal care providers of the CSPS intervention area B
Individual interview (n = 1) Nouna town/first author/French	District level pharmacist
Individual interview (n = 1) Ouagadougou/first author/French	Director of PSI
Individual interview (n = 1) Ouagadougou/first author/French	Two promoters of the PSI social marketing
Individual interview (n = 1) Nouna//interviewer/Dioula⁵	Wholesaler in Nouna town
Individual interview (n = 3) Village/interviewer/Dioula	Rural shopkeepers who agreed to sell Serena ITN
Individual interview (n = 3) Village/interviewer/Dioula	Rural shopkeepers who did not agree to sell Serena ITN
Individual interview (n = 1) Ouagadougou/first author/French	Director of PNLP⁶

¹Interviewer refers here to trained interviewers of the CRSN
²ICP stands for Infirmier Chef de Poste, i.e. the head nurse in charge of the village-based first-line health care facility
³CSPS stands for Centre de Santé et Promotion Social, village-based first-line health care facilities
⁴The antenatal care provider differs from CSPS to CSPS. In some CSPS, antenatal care is provided by a midwife; in others, by the ICP himself; in others yet, by a lower level nurse
⁵Dioula is the local lingua franca
⁶PNLP stands for Programme National de Lutte contre le Paludisme, i.e. the National Malaria Programme

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