The mechanisms that informed outcome strategies to limit informal health providers were coded as: |
▪ ‘Village Square’ (Mode I) — if the outcome was achieved by the committee using meetings and the personal network of individual members to limit informal providers in their community; |
▪‘Community Connectors’ (Mode II) — if the outcome was achieved as committee members connect the voice of one category of health system actors to ears of other health system actors in the community; |
▪‘Government Botherers’ (Mode III) — if the outcome was achieved by committee members connecting the voice of community members and health workers to the ears of government officials; |
▪ ‘Back-up Government’ (Mode IV) — if the outcome was achieved by committees acting as back-up to the government; co-financing or co-managing health services with governments or NGOs; |
▪ ‘General Overseers’ (Mode V) — if the outcome was achieved by the committee positioning itself as overseers of the day to day running of health services, and financing health care through user charges. |