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MAZA Customer Flow (Open Questions (Is it actually better for pregnant…

- - - - Heath outcomes:
        
        2 of 2 stillbirths measured
        
        5 of 10 newborn deaths measured
      - :check: 31 used MAZA
        
        "Was always the plan to use MAZA"
        
        "Price was not a barrier"
        
        "We live in the same community as a MAZA driver and MAZA was the only option"
      - :red_cross: 204 did not use MAZA
        
        "Followed MAZA advice to reach facility early, therefore could walk to sit on moto"
        
        "Did not know MAZA response time, so rather took husband or neighbour's moto"
        
        :!?:Should MAZA operate like Uber and sign up existing vehicles in all the communities?
        
        :red_cross: Women likely do not pay neighbours nor husbands to use their moto, so why would they pay a "MAZA meets Uber solution"
        
        What is MAZA's average response and service delivery time as compared to alternative means of transportation such as Motorbikes?
    - - Health outcomes:
        
        5 of 10 newborn deaths measured
        
        2 of 2 maternal deaths measured
      - :red_cross: 250 did not use MAZA
        
        "Quick labour and delivery before chance to call MAZA"
        
        "Labour at night and unsure whether MAZA would respond"
        
        "Concern about price because of low savings prior to need"
      - :!?:Should MAZA rather bring the health professionals to the home?
        
        What hospital/clinic instrumentation is required that could not be transported?
      - What is the cost of experience to deliver in hospital / clinic? Clinic bills? Item purchases like dettol, food, etc.?
        
        What does NHIS cover?
        
        Antenatal, normal and assisted Delivery, Caesarian section, Post-natal care should all be covered (http://www.nhis.gov.gh/benefits.aspx)
        
        :red_flag:Are there still costs at the point of care despite supposed NHIS coverage?