163 Realist review of Midwife-Led Continuity of Care implementation APPENDIX 3 Supplement material 3 - Inclusion results Inclusion results from structured search First author, year Title Relevance Country Study design Prussing, 2023 Implementing midwifery continuity of care models in regional Australia: A constructivist grounded theory study High Australia Qualitative study Kuipers, 2023 Midwifery-led care: A single mixed-methods synthesis High N.A. Mixed-methods review Wiseman, 2022 The challenges and opportunities for implementing group antenatal care (‘Pregnancy circles’) as part of standard NHS maternity Low/Moderate UK Qualitative study Turner, 2022 A grounded theory study on midwifery managers’ views and experiences of implementing and sustaining continuity of carer models within the UK maternity system Moderate/High UK Qualitative study Thorpe, 2022 A midwifery team’s journey implementing and sustaining continuity of care Moderate UK Case study McCaffery, 2022 Rural Australian Doctors’ views about midwifery and midwifery models of care: A qualitative study Moderate Australia Qualitative study Adcock, 2022 What do midwifery leaders need in order to be effective in contributing to the reform of maternity services? High Australia Qualitative study McKellar, 2021 Midwifery-led care in South Australia: Looking back to move forward Moderate/High Australia Qualitative study Larsson, 2021 Demanding and rewarding: Midwives experiences of starting a continuity of care project in rural Sweden Moderate/High Sweden Qualitative study 6
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