A Framework for Describing the Influence of Service Organisation and Delivery on Participation in Fetal Anomaly Screening in England

Table 1

Demographic characteristics of online interview participants regarding the influence of service delivery on participation in screening.

	District maternity service, number (percent)	City maternity service, number (percent)
Community midwives	15	19
Age range in years
21–34	3 (20%)	6 (32%)
35–54	12 (80%)	13 (68%)
Work experience, range in years
0–20	3 (20%)	10 (57%)
21–40	12 (80%)	9 (43%)
Ethnicity
White British	15 (100%)	17 (89%)
Any other ethnic group	—	2 (11%)
Pregnant women	16	19
Age range in years
16–34	2 (12.5%)	14 (74%)
35–54	14 (87.5%)	5 (26%)
Education
No formal qualifications	—	2 (10.5%)
GCSE	2 (12.5%)	7 (37%)
Diploma	5 (31.25%)	5 (26%)
First degree	5 (31.25%)	3 (16%)
Postgraduate	4 (25%)	2 (10.5%)
Ethnicity
White British	6 (37.5%)	16 (84%)
Any other ethnic group	10 (62.5%)	3 (16%)
Partners	7	8
Age range in years
16–34	1 (14.3%)	6 (75%)
35–54	6 (85.7%)	2 (25%)
Education
GCSE	2 (28.6%)	2 (25%)
Diploma	—	4 (50%)
First degree	—	1 (12.5%)
Postgraduate	5 (71.4%)	1 (12.5%)
Ethnicity
White British	1 (14.3%)	7 (87.5%)
Any other ethnic group	6 (85.7%)	1 (12.5%)