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WHO recommendations on maternal and newborn care for a positive postnatal experience [Internet]. Geneva: World Health Organization; 2022.

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Annex 3Template “summary of judgements” table for evidence-to-decision domains

Desirable effectsDon’t knowVariesTrivialSmallModerateLarge
Undesirable effectsDon’t knowVariesLargeModerateSmallTrivial
Certainty of the evidenceNo included studiesVery lowLowModerateHigh
ValuesImportant uncertainty or variabilityPossibly important uncertainty or variabilityProbably no important uncertainty or variabilityNo important uncertainty or variability
Balance of effectsDon’t knowVariesFavours controlProbably favours controlDoes not favour eitherProbably favours interventionFavours intervention
Resources requiredDon’t knowVariesLarge costsModerate costsNegligible costs or savingsModerate savingsLarge savings
Certainty of the evidence on required resourcesNo included studiesVery lowLowModerateHigh
Cost-effectivenessDon’t knowVariesFavours controlProbably favours controlDoes not favour eitherProbably favours interventionFavours intervention
EquityDon’t knowVariesReducedProbably reducedProbably no impactProbably increasedIncreased
AcceptabilityDon’t knowVariesNoProbably noProbably yesYes
FeasibilityDon’t knowVariesNoProbably noProbably yesYes
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