Disclosure to social network members among abortion-seeking women in low- and middle-income countries with restrictive access: a systematic review

Table 2 79 studies in four types of settings classed by criteria of anonymous access and stigma

Types	Studies
Anonymous access possible (for a share of women), hyper stigma	Kebede [24], Kebede [23] Brack [25], DePineres [26]
Anonymous access possible (for a share of women), high stigma	Kalyanwala [27], Jeejeeboy [28], Banerjee [29], Banerjee [32], Banerjee [33], Elul [30], Behera [31], Banerjee 2015, Elul [35] Zamanian [36] Orner [38], Orner [37], Gerdts [39], Harries [40] Rocca [44], Ohja [41], Andersen [42], Puri [43] Alemayehu [46] Bury [47] Messinger [45] Petitet [21]
No anonymous access, high stigma	Alsibiani [49] Arambepola [50] Silveira [22], Arilha [51], Diniz [52], Madeiro [53], Nunes 2013, Heilborn [54] Casas [55], Palma Manriquez [56] Ramos [57] Coast [59], Freeman [60], Cresswell [61], Dahlback [62] Izugbara [63] Osur [64], Mitchell [66], Izugbara [65], Jayaweera [48], Penfold [67] Hill [68], Kumi-Kyereme [69], Aniteye [70], Appiah-Agyekum [71], Rominski [73] Ganle [72], Rominski [74] Nyanzi [75], Atuyambe [76], Marlow [77] Norris [78], Plummer [79], Rasch [80] Rouhani [81], Burkhardt [82] Ouédraogo [83], Rossier [14], Baxerres [84] Pourette [85] Smith [86] Tong 2012 Bankole [94], Alubo [93] Jackson [95] Hess [96] Grossman [91] Albuja [97] Arnott [88], Tousaw [89], Tousaw [90] Shahawy [98] Gipson (87)
No anonymous access, hyper stigma	No studies

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