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Fig 1.

Timing of respondents’ pregnancy scan appointments during the pandemic.

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Table 1.

Participant characteristics.

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Table 2.

Respondents’ scan information.

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Table 3.

Parents’ self-reported information searching behaviours.

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Table 4.

Expectations and experiences of the scan appointment.

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Table 5.

Pre and post scan comparisons of anxiety, excitement, bonding and psychological distress (Welch’s t-test).

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Table 6.

Pre and post-scan correlations between bonding (PAI), psychological distress (CORE-10) and feelings about the scan (anxiety, excitement, satisfaction and information searching).

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Table 7.

Comparison of maternal and paternal feelings following pregnancy scan (Welch’s t-test) .

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Table 8.

Post-scan anxiety, excitement, satisfaction, bonding and psychological distress by parental experience of scans (Welch’s t-test) .

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Table 9.

Post-hoc analysis of post-scan anxiety and satisfaction by timing of scan during the COVID-19 pandemic (Welch’s t-test) .

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Fig 2.

Key themes and codes.

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Fig 3.

Visual representation of integrated claims developed for each domain.

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Table 10.

Display matrix for development of the meta-inference.

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