Social support and subjective assessment of psychophysical condition, health, and satisfaction with quality of life among women after pregnancy loss

Table 3 Analysis of correlations between the support obtained from specific sources and the subjective assessment of psychophysical condition, health, and quality of life among women after miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy

Sources of support		correlations
		Mental condition		Physical condition		Health satisfaction	Quality of life
		rho	p	rho	p	rho	p	rho	p
Gynecologist	Miscarriage	0.023	0.613	0.013	0.779	0.003	0.947	0.132	0.003
Gynecologist	EP	0.346	< 0.001	0.133	0.166	0.226	0.017	0.195	0.041
Midwife	Miscarriage	0.059	0.200	0.059	0.194	0.089	0.052	0.137	0.003
Midwife	EP	0.178	0.063	0.098	0.310	0.229	0.016	0.198	0.039
Psychologist	Miscarriage	0.003	0.966	0.107	0.097	0.089	0.168	0.002	0.974
Psychologist	EP	0.327	0.026	0.019	0.901	−0.022	0.884	−0.033	0.827
Partner	Miscarriage	0.037	0.416	−0.003	0.943	− 0.019	0.681	0.130	0.004
Partner	EP	0.231	0.016	0.102	0.291	0.180	0.061	0.328	< 0.001
Family	Miscarriage	0.104	0.024	0.051	0.270	0.018	0.701	0.175	< 0.001
Family	EP	0.121	0.211	0.095	0.327	0.088	0.362	0.201	0.036
Friends	Miscarriage	0.087	0.068	0.013	0.783	0.007	0.885	0.151	0.001
Friends	EP	0.119	0.226	0.129	0.189	0.232	0.017	0.261	0.007
Member of the clergy	Miscarriage	0.094	0.115	0.065	0.273	0.128	0.031	0.180	0.002
Member of the clergy	EP	0.029	0.821	−0.083	0.512	0.052	0.680	0.264	0.033
Patients at hospital after pregnancy loss	Miscarriage	0.088	0.077	0.021	0.680	0.064	0.197	0.182	< 0.001
Patients at hospital after pregnancy loss	EP	0.071	0.507	0.183	0.084	−0.049	0.644	0.168	0.112

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