Hans van den Heuvel

Supplemental material 1. Overview of questions posted in the online Facebook groups as part of the qualitative study. Focus group questions “Hospital admission” Question 1: Was it clear to you (and, if applicable, your partner) why hospital admission was necessary during your pregnancy? How did you feel about the admission, at first? Question 2: During your admission, was the management plan regarding your complicated pregnancy clear to you? And was it possible to speak to as physician, midwife or nurse in an accessible manner? Question 3: Can you tell us about your thoughts about the admission; did you feel it was necessary or useful? Question 4: Can you tell us about the effects of our hospitalization on your partner or family at home, if applicable? How did they manage with work, school, family and your admission? Question 5: The longer your admission lasted, did you recognize a change in perception? For exemple, did you feel more relaxed, or bored, or more anxious? Question 6: During admission, how did you feel about your freedom of movement and your daily activities? Was it possible to move around, or were you confined to bed, or bed rest? Question 7: Can you tell us more about privacy? Were you able to find a place for you alone on ward? Did you manage to do things for yourself? Question 8: Can you tell something about hospital facilities, such as food, television, beds? Question 9: Is there something you feel you want to share with us, in ways of points of attention or negative points about hospital admission? Question 10: Is there something you feel you want to share with us, in ways of the positive points about hospital admission? Focus group questions “Telemonitoring” Question 1: Was it clear to you (and, if applicable, your partner) why increasedmonitoring was necessary during your pregnancy? How did you feel about this increased surveillance, at first? Question 2: During your period of telemonitoring, was themanagement plan regarding your complicated pregnancy clear to you? And was it possible to speak to a physician, midwife or nurse in an accessible manner? 140