SYSTEMATIC REVIEW REGISTER

Undergraduate nursing students.

P（Participant): "Childbirth OR labor* women" OR "intrapartum”
C（Concept): "birthing room (environment OR space)” OR “Multi-sensory 
environment" OR “Snoezelen room”
C（Context): "hospital” OR "birth center"

Group B streptococcal positive pregnant women.

In this scoping review, we will consider studies that include patients receiving medical assistance in dying in any country. Terms to describe medical assistance in dying vary worldwide, so we are considering the following terms valid: euthanasia, voluntary euthanasia, active euthanasia, assisted death, assisted dying, assisted suicide, doctor-assisted suicide, physician-assisted suicide, medically assisted suicide, accompanied suicide, voluntary assisted dying, physician-hastened death, MAiD, medical assistance in dying, physician-assisted death, right to die. For the purposes of this review “any country” refers to countries that are considered low, middle, and high resource/income.  

Parents of teenagers (aged 13-18 years) with life-threatening food allergies.

Elderly person (>65 y/o) in community or nursing institutions.

Nurse, nurse practitioners, and physicians.

Indigenous identity, all ages, all sexes.

The review will mainly consider studies that include the researchers/graduate students who are publishing or reviewing mixed methods research. There will be no exclusions based on the experience or scholarship background.

Adult patients without craniofacial syndromes or deformity who undergone rhinoplastic surgery.