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Table 1 The context for the included studies

From: The ethical issues regarding consent to clinical trials with pre-term or sick neonates: a systematic review (framework synthesis) of the empirical research

Context of study

Reviews

Questionnaires/Surveys

In-depth interviews

Miscellaneous

Emergency perinatal research

Hundley 2004 [56]

East 2006 [49]

Baker 2005 [24]

 

Tooher 2008 [30]

Kenyon 2004 [50]

Kenyon 2004 [50]

Smyth 2009 [22]

Smyth 2012 [23]

Snowdon 2006 [28]

Emergency neonatal research

 

Ballard 2004 [46]

Allmark 2006 [47]

Schmidt 1999 (observation of outcomes) [57]

Burgess 2003 [25]

Mason 2000 [34]

Culbert 2005 [53]

Snowdon 1997 [48]

Maayan-Metzger 2008 [19]

Snowdon 1998 [33]

Stenson 2004 [35]

Zupancic 1997 [21]

Research during pregnancy

 

Daniels 2006 [52]

Mohanna 1999 [58]

 

Woodward 2012 [54]

Non-emergency neonatal research

 

Ballard 2011 [51]

Hoehn 2009 [32]

Hoehn 2005 (analysis of unsolicited comments) [17]

Burgess 2003 [25]

Jollye 2009 [18]

Hulst 2005 (observational study) [31]

Hayman 2001 [16]

Korotchikova 2010 [29]

Marc-Aurele 2012 [45]

Rogers 1998 [55]

Morley 2005 [20]

Simon 2006 [60]

Nathan 2010 [59]

Snowdon 1998 [33]

Singhal 2002 [26]

Snowdon 2004 [42]

Singhal 2004 [41]

Snowdon 2004 [39] Ward 2009 [27]

Clinical decision-making (not research)

 

Paulmichl 2011 [43]

Albersheim 2010 [40]

Sharma 2011 (analysis of decisions made by mothers) [64]

Brinchmann 2002 [36]

De Leeuw 2000 [61]

Garel 2004 [62]

Kavanaugh 2005 [37]

McHaffie 2001 [38]

Saigal 1999 [63]