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9 Options: 0-5, 5-10, 10-25, 25-50, 50-75, 75-100, >100 20. What is the estimated number of days that each high-risk pregnant woman is monitored at home? Options: 0-5, 5-10, 10-15, >15 For hospitals that discontinued home monitoring: 21. From what year to what year did your hospital provide home monitoring? Open question 22. Why did your hospital stop providing home monitoring? Multiple options possible. Options: small number of possible candidates; patients were not interested; obstetric professionals were not interested; not enough staff capacity for home visits; problems with financial capacity to continue home visits; we switched to TELEmonitoring without home visits. 23. Is your hospital planning to re-start with home monitoring? Options Yes, why; no, why not For hospitals without current home monitoring: 24. Why is your hospital currently not providing home monitoring? Options: Options: small number of possible candidates; patients were not interested; obstetric professionals were not interested; not enough staff capacity for home visits; problems with financial capacity to continue home visits; we provide TELEmonitoring without home visits; other.. 25. Is your hospital planning to start providing home monitoring? Options Yes, why; no, why not(...) For hospitals with current telemonitoring: 26. Since what your did your hospital stat telemonitoring: Open question 27. What medical check are performed by the pregnant woman herself at home? Multiple options possible. Options: CTG, blood pressure, temperature, urine analysis, other.. 28. Does your hospital work with a local guideline regarding pregnancy telemonitoring Options: yes, no 29. Did your hospital conduct a local evaluation of telemonitoring regarding patient safety before implementation? Options: yes, no, 30. Did your hospital conduct a local evaluation of telemonitoring regarding patient experiences before implementation? Options: yes, no 31. What groups of high risk pregnancy are eligible for telemonitoring in your hospital? Multiple options are possible. Options: FGR, PPROM, preeclampsia, decreased fetal movements, (gestational) hypertension, cholestasis of pregnancy, fetal anomalies requiring surveillance, (gestational) diabetes mellitus, prolonged prelabor rupture of membranes at term, isolated oligohydramnios, (adverse) obstetric patient history, social or psychological stress, other maternal co-morbidity, other.. 32. Do you monitor multiple pregnancies using telemonitoring Options; yes, no 33. What contra-indications of telemonitoring do you use? Multiple options possible Options: antepartum haemorrhage, long home-to-hospital distance, non-compliance to agreements, other 34. What is the maximum distance for telemonitoring eligibility? Open question 35. What is the minimum gestational age for home monitoring eligibility? Open question CURRENT PRACTICE OF HOME-BASED TELEMONITORING IN THE NETHERLANDS 159