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Table 1 Overview of included studies

From: Men’s grief following pregnancy loss and neonatal loss: a systematic review and emerging theoretical model

 

Quantitative (n = 19)

Qualitative (n = 26)

Mixed Methods (n = 1)

Total (n = 46)

Year of publication

 1998–2002

7

5

12

 2003–2007

5

6

11

 2008–2012

2

7

9

 2013–2018

5

8

1

14

Region of study

 Australia

5

5

10

 United Kingdom

3

3

6

 United States and Canada

8

13

1

22

 Europe

3

4

7

 The Middle East

1

1

Informant group

 Men

3

13

16

 Men and women

15

12

1

28

 Men and service providers

1

1

 Men, women and service providers

1

1

Total study sample sizea

 10 or under

1

9

10

 11–50

3

16

19

 51–100

3

1

4

 101–200

6

1

7

 201–300

2

2

 301–500

2

2

 500+

2

2

Number of male participants

 10 or under

1

18

19

 11–50

6

7

1

14

 51–100

4

4

 101–200

4

1

5

 201–300

 301–500

3

3

 Unspecified

1

1

 Loss type

    

 Miscarriage

9

8

17

 Recurrent miscarriage (3+)

1

1

2

 Stillbirth

1

8

1

10

 Neonatal death

 Medical termination for nonviable anomaly

1

1

2

 Combination (pregnancy and neonatal losses)

7

8

15

Primary outcome focus

 Grief

16

5

1

22

 Other

3

21

24

  1. aNumbers only report the number of participants who experienced a pregnancy loss or neonatal loss