| Aspect of abortion service under study | Outcome measures | Supply and/or demand perspective |
---|---|---|---|
 | Outpatient/home based/early medical discharge (MTOP) |  |  |
(Astle, Cameron & Johnstone 2012) [54] | Â | Unscheduled re-attendance rates, contraception provision at discharge rate | Supply |
(Cameron et al. 2010) [41] |  | Women’s satisfaction | Demand |
(McKay & Rutherford 2013) [50] |  | Women’s satisfaction | Demand |
(Tupper & Andrews 2007) [53] | Â | Referral rates, completion rates | Supply |
(Blum et al. 2012) [55] | Home-based follow up using semi quantitative pregnancy test | Sensitivity and specificity of a pregnancy test and women’s usability | Supply–demand |
(Cameron et al. 2012) [42] | Home-based follow up using nurse-led telephone calls | follow-up rates, efficacy for detecting ongoing pregnancies and women’s satisfaction | Supply–demand |
 | In patient/clinic based telemedicine (MTOP) |  |  |
(Grindlay, Lane & Grossman 2013) [57] | Â | Women and staff experience and satisfaction | Demand |
(Grossman et al. 2011) [58] |  | Completion rates, women’s satisfaction, preferences and recommendations | Demand |
(Grossman et al. 2013) [59] |  | Abortion rates, distance women travelled | Supply–demand |
 | Outpatient STOP |  |  |
(Doran & Hornibrook 2014) [22] | Outpatient STOP | Experience of access to facility | Demand |
(Hamoda et al. 2005) [47] | MVA under local anaesthesia | Completion rates, satisfaction, anxiety levels | Supply–demand |
(Pillai et al. 2015) [51] | MVA under local anaesthesia | Completion rates, Pain, complications, contraception uptake, cost | Supply–demand |
(Sharma & Guthrie 2006) [52] | MVA under local anaesthesia and telephone booking service | Number abortion completions, of telephone consultations, referrals, and staff satisfaction | Supply |
 | Abortion care components |  |  |
(Lipp 2009) [48] | STOP and MTOP services | Service provision types | Supply |
(Oliveras, Larsen & David 2005) [63] | MVA STOP, MSTOP, dilation and curettage, post-abortion family planning counselling | Women’s satisfaction | Demand |
(David et al. 2007) [62] | Post abortion care program | Contraception counselling delivered | Supply |
 | Care delivery program type |  |  |
(Graham, Jayadeva & Guthrie 2010) [45] | Integrated care pathway, MTOP and STOP | Re-admission rate, contraception advice received and uptake | Supply |
 | Referral, booking and counselling |  |  |
(Dodge, Haider & Hacker 2012) [56] | Referral advice | Referral rates | Supply |
(Esen et al. 2006) [43] | Referral process | Waiting times | Supply |
(Finnie, Foy & Mather 2006) [44] | Referral process | Waiting times within the pathway to induced abortion, women’s rating of care, GPs’ attitudes and self-reported practice | Supply–demand |
(Mason 2005) [49] | Public service referral process | Length of wait, number of professionals involved, women’s satisfaction | Supply–demand |
(Norman, Hestrin & Dueck 2014) [67] | Toll free options service provision | Use rate | Supply |
 | Facility type |  |  |
(Gupta & Kapwepwe 2007) [46] | NGO | Completion rates | Supply |
(Jones & Jerman 2013) [60] | Public and private clinics | Distance travelled | Supply |
(Kimport, Cockrill & Weitz 2012) [61] | Public and private clinics | Experience of facility structure and process | Demand |
(Nickson, Smith & Shelley 2006) [23] | Private services | Distance travelled, money and time expended undertaking travel, and reasons women chose particular clinics | Supply–demand |
(Silva & McNeill 2008) [64] | Public and private clinics | Number of services, return trip driving distance | Supply |
(Silva, McNeill & Ashton 2011) [65] | Public and private clinics offering MTOP vs single day services | Timeliness | Supply |
(Snook & Silva 2013) [66] | Community based services | Safety and timeliness | Supply |