SYSTEMATIC REVIEW REGISTER

Children from the age of 0-18 who are currently undergoing chemotherapy or have previously undergone chemotherapy regardless of gender, geographic location (English speaking only), education status, and individual cancer/treatment specifics. The included population must provide their own voice or their parent’s voice on their behalf to express their experiences. Studies will be excluded if the population is above 18, presented experiences revolve around cancer, or only the parent’s personal experiences are presented.

The inclusion criteria were age range between 20 and 50 years, 37-41 weeks of pregnancy, writing and reading literacy, no history of medical and mental illnesses, low-risk pregnancy, no indication of cesarean section.

Adolescents who experienced of losing their parents. The type of disease causing the parent's health condition will not be specified. The adolescents who have lost a parent to suicide, crime, accident, or disaster will be excluded. 

This review will consider studies that involve parents or caregivers of infants and preschool children who refuse some or all childhood vaccines. Studies that focus only on parental caregivers’ perceptions or opinions about vaccination or on health care provider's perspectives on vaccine refusal and preventing communicable disease will be excluded, as this review is focused on the activities or health-related work of parents.

Registered Nurse (RN): graduate trained nurse who has met the requirements to be eligible for registration and to practice as a RN. 

More specifically,
a. RN's who are supervisors, preceptors, mentors or clinical buddies who have direct responsibility for patient care and have been or are currently supporting nursing students during clinical placement.

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.