Pre and Post-intervention survey and qualitative interviews and focus groups conducted in Southern Nepal

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Mahato, Preeti (2020) Pre and Post-intervention survey and qualitative interviews and focus groups conducted in Southern Nepal.

This dataset contains a SPSS file containing details of pre and post-intervention survey. The details of pre-intervention survey was obtained as secondary data from a NGO that collected the primary data. The post-intervention survey was conducted by me for this PhD in 2017 in a district in Nepal. Additionally, interviews and focus group discussion were also conducted in the same period. The transcripts of the interviews and focus group discussion is also provided.

Dataset Details

Research / Data Type:	Quantitative survey/Qualitative data
Creators:	Creators Email Mahato, Preeti pmahato@bournemouth.ac.uk
Groups:	Faculty of Health & Social Sciences (Until 31/07/2025)
Collection period:	From To 10 January 2012 10 February 2017
Date:	2 April 2020
Date type:	Publication
Data collection method:	Quantitative data was collected using validated questionnaire. Data enumerators were involved for data collection. Post-intervention survey data was collected by the researcher herself while the pre-intervention survey data was received as secondary data from a NGO who was involved in primarily collecting this data. This SPSS file contains data from both pre and post-intervention survey (after removing sensitive data) so that a comparative analysis can be performed. Qualitative data consists of interviews and focus group discussion conducted with health workers and women in community. The researcher herself conducted these interviews, the transcript of which is provided here after necessary modification.
Funder name(s):	Open Society Foundation
Grant reference number(s):	N2016-30452
Keywords:	Birthing centres, Nepal, rural
Data processing and preparation activities:	The SPSS dataset and the transcripts of interviews and focus group discussion that I have provided has been modified before depositing. For example, in the qualitative data, I have coded the birth centres, removed name and other information that might help to identify the participants. Similarly, in the quantitative data, I have removed sensitive data such as name of village, or personal experiences of participants.
Status:	Published
Publisher:	Bournemouth University
Contact email address:	bordar@bournemouth.ac.uk

Record Details

DOI:	10.18746/bmth.data.00000120
Depositing User:	Preeti Mahato
Year Deposited:	02 Apr 2020 08:06
Revision:	23
Last Modified:	03 Nov 2021 16:04

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Pre-post analysis fo ... omial regression.sav

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