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. 2022 Jul 31;62(5):626–634. doi: 10.1111/ajo.13585

Table 1.

Inclusion and exclusion criteria

Inclusion criteria
  • The aim of the studies was to (i) examine screening/routine enquiry for ACEs and/or childhood trauma/hardship/stress in antenatal care settings/antenatal period and (ii) explore barriers associated with screening for ACEs and/or childhood trauma/hardship/stress from either service providers (eg, GP, nurse, primary healthcare worker) or pregnant women and/or their husbands

  • Studies have outcomes related to ACE screening in antenatal care settings such as structure, process, feasibility and acceptability of both healthcare providers and pregnant women

  • Peer‐reviewed scientific publications

  • Qualitative, quantitative design or mixed method

  • Articles published in English

  • Articles available in full text

Exclusion criteria
  • Studies conducted outside the area of screening/routine enquiry for ACEs and/or childhood trauma/hardship/stress

  • Studies screening/routine enquiry for ACEs and/or childhood trauma/hardship/stress but not related to antenatal care settings/antenatal period

  • Studies assessing ACEs on adults or children rather than pregnant women

  • Systematic review, narrative review, scope review, non‐systematic review or primary research

  • Studies not available in English

  • Paper's full text not available

ACEs, adverse childhood experiences; GP, general practitioner.