• Getting and being pregnant: Signs of pregnancy, danger signs, physical problems.
• Feelings during pregnancy: Anxiety, anger/fright, worries, embarrassment, inconvenience, impressions.
• Family planning: Methods.
• Advice/activities to promote health: Exercise, activities, smoking, self-care, advice sources, information sources.
• Birth and miscarriage: Previous experiences, place, signs, caesarean/normal, birth weight.
• Antenatal care: Staff, place, experiences, meetings, tests, distance/cost, logistics, waiting time.
• General background: Family, employment, geography.

From the above example, the following broad domains were identified:

• Motivations for antenatal care.
• Medical process (experiences of antenatal care and evaluation of that care).
• Risks during pregnancy.
• Reproductive histories.
• Socioeconomic background.

These domains are represented in Figure 8.