Experiences and preferences of care among Swedish immigrants following a prenatal diagnosis of congenital heart defect in the fetus: a qualitative interview study

Table 2 Interview guide

Main question	Sub-questions
1. Can you tell me a bit about your appointment today?	What was done?
1. Can you tell me a bit about your appointment today?	What was said?
2. How do things feel today?
3. What plans are there for the time ahead?
4. Can you tell me about what has happened?
5. What are your thoughts, experiences?	How do things look now?
5. What are your thoughts, experiences?	How do your thoughts go now?
6. How were you told about it?	What went through your mind?
6. How were you told about it?	What did you do?
7. Have you thought a lot about what you should do?	What is the most difficult thing?
8. What information have you been given?	Who gave you the information?
	How were you given the information?
	What sort of information did you get?
	What was good?
	What was missing?
	Was the information easy or difficult to understand?
	What did you want to ask about?
9. What other people outside the hospital did you talk to?	How was that?
10. What different kinds of information did you get and search for yourselves?	The Internet: Any special websites and what do you say about them?
	What information feels trustworthy and why? How do you assess it?
11. How did you find out about different things?
12. Would a special website be a good idea?	What should it contain?
12. Would a special website be a good idea?	What would it look like?
13. Anything else that you’ve thought about that you would like to say?

ISSN: 1471-2393