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Table 1 Participant demographics

From: The need for trust and safety inducing encounters: a qualitative exploration of women’s experiences of seeking perinatal care when living as undocumented migrants in Sweden

ID

Parity

First ANHC visit (GW)

Dating of pregnancy

Prenatal interview (GW)

Postnatal interview (months PP)

Legal status

1

2-gravida, 0-para

GW 10

Yes

28

11 months

Asylum claim rejected

2

1-gravida, 0-para

GW 16–20

No

35

 

Unregistered

3

2-gravida, 1-para

GW 6

Yes

 

2 months

Visa expired

4

2-gravida, 0-para

GW 18

Yes

30

3 months

Asylum claim rejected

5

1-gravida, 1-para

GW 17

Yes

 

2 months

Asylum claim rejected

6

3-gravida, 2-para

GW 6

Yes

36

2 months

Asylum claim rejected

7

5-gravida, 5-para

 

No

 

2 months

Unregistered

8

2-gravida, 1-para

GW 17–19

Yes

32

 

Visa expired

9

2-gravida, 1 para

GW 7

Yes

33

2 months

Asylum claim rejected

10

2-gravida, 1-para

GW 24

Yes

32

 

Asylum claim rejected

11

1-gravida, 0-para

GW 4

Yes

40

2 months

Asylum claim rejected

12

2-gravida, 2-para

GW 18

Yes

 

2 months

Unregistered

13

1-gravida, 1-para

GW 7

Yes

 

1 month

Asylum claim rejected

  1. Participants stemmed from 10 different countries, and had experienced clinical encounters in Sweden during pregnancy and childbirth. The average participant age was 26
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