Table 3 Characteristics of the quantitative and mixed methods studies
From: The impact of pregnancy loss on men’s health and wellbeing: a systematic review
Number of studiesa | |
|---|---|
Year of publication | |
1995–2000 | 11 |
2001–2005 | 3 |
2006–2010 | 4 |
2011–2016 | 1 |
Sample size of males includedb | |
< 30 | 5 |
30–60 | 6 |
60–100 | 2 |
101–300 | 4 |
301–400 | 2 |
Region of study | |
Australia | 3 |
Europe/United Kingdom | 6 |
Canada/United States | 6 |
Asia | 2 |
Recruitment | |
Hospitals/clinics | 11 |
Private Practices/General Practitioners | 2 |
Education classes | 1 |
Pregnancy loss support group | 1 |
Pregnancy loss clinic | 2 |
Other | 4 |
Time since pregnancy loss | |
0–8 weeks | 6 |
8 weeks-6 months | 6 |
6 months-1 year | 4 |
1 year-2 years | 5 |
2 years + | 3 |
Time of gestation at which loss occurred | |
5–12 weeks | 5 |
13–20 weeks | 6 |
21 weeks–30 weeks | 3 |
31 weeks–40 weeks | 1 |
> 40 weeks | 1 |