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Table 3 Description of studies included in the scoping review (N = 21)

From: Sexual and reproductive health services during outbreaks, epidemics, and pandemics in sub-Saharan Africa: a literature scoping review

Variable

Number of studies (%)

Sub-Saharan African countries

 Ethiopia

1 (4.8%)

 Guinea

5 (23.8%)

 Kenya

2 (9.5%)

 Liberia

9 (42.9%)

 Nigeria

1 (4.8%)

 Sierra Leone

6 (25.6%)

 South Africa

1 (4.8%)

Type of data collected

 Quantitative

16 (76.2%)

 Qualitative

2 (9.6%)

 Mixed methods/multi-methods

3 (14.3%)

Type of study

 Observational

21 (100%)

Year of publication

 2015

6 (28.6%)

 2016

2 (9.5%)

 2017

5 (23.8%)

 2018

1 (4.8%)

 2019

2 (9.5%)

 2020

5 (23.8%)

Pandemic

 Ebola

18 (85.7%)

 COVID-19

3 (14.3%)

Sexual reproductive health outcomesa

 Labor and delivery (L&D)

13 (61.9%)

 Family planning (FP)

8 (38.1%)

 Antenatal care (ANC)

7 (33.3%)

 HIV

6 (28.6%)

 Maternal mortality (MM)

4 (19%)

 Condoms

1 (4.8%)

 Adolescents and young people (AYP)

1 (4.8%)

  1. aOnly quantitative studies (n = 18) are included