Data for: "Informed Decisions for Actions to Improve Maternal and Newborn Health: The role of context in the implementation of Nigeria Healthcare Quality Initiative in Lagos State, Nigeria"

The study was conducted to understand the influence of context in the implementation of the Nigeria Healthcare Quality Initiative (NHQI) in Lagos State, Nigeria. A series of health facility assessments, in-depth interviews, and focus group discussions were performed concurrently at 6 Primary Health Care (PHCs) facilities, 19 public hospitals and 25 private facilities located in the region.
This collection contains three tabular datasets collected during the study: (1) a Health Facility (HF) dataset collected as part of the readiness assessment, review of facility records and interviews with birth attendants at 50 HHQI facilities. (2) a Family Planning (FP) dataset that contains information collected as part of exit interviews with 400 clients (women within the 18-45 years reproductive age group) who were accessing family planning services, covering their experience and level of satisfaction with the services provided. (3) Antenatal Clinic (ANC) dataset that contains information collected as part of exit interviews with 400 clients (women within the 18-45 years reproductive age group) who were accessing antenatal clinic services, covering their experience and level of satisfaction with the services provided. It also includes tools produced to guide the data collection process. These include the Understanding NHQI evaluation protocol and data collection manual, topic guides for performing Antenatal Clinic (ANC) and Family Planning (FP) client exit interviews, health facility survey form, a topic guide for focus group discussion with facility QI team members participating in cluster meetings, and other relevant documentation.