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About you and your family
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• Date of birth (Q)
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• Country of birth; transit country; year of arrival in Australia (Q)
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• Hazara, Pashtu or Tajik background (Q)
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• Other children: age & country of birth (Q)
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• Household composition (Q)
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• Schooling (Q)
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• English proficiency; literacy in own language
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• Health care concession card (Q)
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• Paid employment (Q)
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• Transport (Q)
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About your pregnancy care
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• Gestation at first antenatal check-up (Q)
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• Knowledge of health system; accessing care
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• Who provided care; location of care; getting to care
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• Husband’s attendance; role at visits
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• Interpreter required; experience of language support
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• Attendance at emergency departments
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• Experience of screening tests; explanation of results
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• Interactions with care providers
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• Knowledge and attendance at childbirth education
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• Information about pregnancy and maternity care
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• Good things about care; what could have been better
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Having your baby
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• Place of birth (Q)
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• Arrival at hospital
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• Family/friends present
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• Language: who interpreted; experience of language support
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• Care providers: interaction; explanations
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• Mode of birth (Q)
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• Good things about care; what could have been better
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After the birth
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• Length of stay; reason for going home
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• Overall experience of hospital care
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• Infant feeding; support for breastfeeding issues
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• Home visits following birth
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• Interpreter use; experience of language services
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• Experience of Maternal and Child Health Services: access; continuity; liked/didn’t like about care; what could have been better
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• Visits to General Practitioners
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Psychosocial issues
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• Asked about: relationship problems; feelings of sadness or depression; your family here and overseas; financial worries; violence at home; housing problems; legal problems (Q)
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• Experience of being asked about things happening in life
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Support during and after pregnancy
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• Accessing information about own health & child health
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• Knowledge and use of local services (e.g. refugee specific services; playgroups; legal services) for self and husband (Q)
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Overall views of care
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• Asked about & able to follow traditional practices
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• Perceived discrimination (e.g. talked down to, treated unfairly) (Q)
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Role of men
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• Life as an Afghan man in Australia
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• Role as a father in Australia compared with Afghanistan
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