Boosting facility deliveries with results-based financing: a mixed-methods evaluation of the government midwifery incentive scheme in Cambodia

Table 2 Sampling and number of respondents by location, type and method for qualitative data collection

Location	Health financing interventions	Number of respondents by type and method
Location	Health financing interventions	In-depth interviews	Focus group discussions
OD1	Contracting; health equity fund; vouchers and community-based health insurance	1 OD MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 24 women
		1 OD chief of the technical bureau
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
OD2	Contracting; health equity fund; vouchers	1 OD MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 19 women
		1 OD chief of the technical bureau
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
OD3	Contracting; health equity fund	1 OD MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 18 women
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
OD4	Health equity fund	1 OD MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 24 women
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
OD5	Community-based health insurance	1 OD MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 18 women
		1 OD chief of the technical bureau
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
OD6	None	1 MCH supervisor	2 focus group discussions with 21 women
		2 health centre chiefs
		2 health centre midwives
		2 community representatives
Phnom Penh	Not applicable	11 policy makers and managers: 6 from the Ministry of Health and 5 from development partners and NGOs
TOTAL		56 key informants	12 focus group discussions with 124 women

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