Third order | Second order | First order | References |
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Perceptions of pregnancy and delivery | Traditional influences | Barrier: Tradition supports an external locus of control | |
Barrier: Traditional understandings of disease etiology | |||
Medicalization of childbirth | Barrier: Facilities deemed unnecessary for the “natural event” of birth | ||
Facilitator: Facility delivery valued for obstetric complications | |||
Barrier: Unfamiliar and undesirable birth practices in facilities | |||
Barrier: Lack of privacy in a facility | |||
Barrier: Lack of supportive attendance during facility delivery | |||
Barrier: Fear of cutting | |||
Facilitator: Desire for modernity | |||
Barrier: Making logistical plans for childbirth is rare | |||
Influence of sociocultural context and care experiences | Influence of ANC | Barrier: Belief that ANC diminishes the likelihood of a complicated delivery | |
Barrier: ANC providers do not universally promote facility delivery | |||
Barrier: Lack of ANC attendance inhibits facility delivery | |||
Previous birth experiences | Facilitator/barrier: Effects of previous birth experiences on subsequent delivery locations | ||
Influence of others on delivery location | Barrier: Too many people involved in the decision-making process leads to delays in seeking care | ||
Barrier: Intergenerational continuity and the role of elder women | |||
Facilitator/barrier: The role of husbands | |||
Facilitator: Personal links to healthcare facilities | |||
Ease of home birth | Barrier: Facility births less convenient than home births | ||
Barrier: Unable to maintain household or family demands during facility delivery | |||
Effects of policies | Facilitator/barrier: Health insurance schemes, national population policies, and national policies aimed to shift deliveries from the home to a facility | ||
Resource availability and access | Transportation | Barrier: Poor proximity and access to a facility | |
Barrier: Lack of accessible and reliable transportation | |||
Barrier: Inaccessibility of transportation and facilities during off-hours | |||
Barrier: Delays in accessing referral services | |||
Cost of childbirth | Barrier: Perceived high cost of facility birth compared to home birth | ||
Barrier: Lack of access to funds in an emergency | |||
Barrier: Indirect and hidden costs associated with facility delivery | |||
Perceptions of quality of care | Perceived quality of care from TBAs | Barrier: Utilization of TBAs as first-line providers | |
Facilitator: TBAs perceived as providing low quality care | |||
Barrier: TBAs perceived as providing high quality care | |||
Perceived quality of care at facilities | Facilitator: Facilities perceived as providing high quality care | ||
Barrier: Facilities perceived as providing low quality of care | |||
Barrier: Mistreatment and abuse by health workers | |||
Barrier: Neglect and delays in receiving care at the facility | |||
Barrier: Inadequate health facility staffing and infrastructure | |||
Stigma | Barrier: Fear of compulsory HIV testing during delivery services | ||
Barrier: Fear of HIV-status disclosure in health facilities | |||
Barrier: Fear of treatment disparities among HIV-positive women | |||
Barrier: Stigmatization of unwed, pregnant women |