Psychological outcomes among the parents that viewed and did not view the body.

* Parents that stated that they viewed their dead child in a formal setting. We asked if they viewed in the body at “The emergency department or ward”, “Hospital church”, “Department of forensic medicine”, and “Funeral parlour”.
†“No”“ Yes, occasionally”, “Yes, 1–3 days a week”, “Yes, 4–5 days a week”, “Yes, 6–7 days a week”. Dichotomized into “No” and “Yes”.
‡OR adjusted for multiple variables selected by logistic regression forward selection. Variables that met the 0.15 significant level were included in the models.
§Variables in the selection: sex, age, residence, civil status, income, education. physical activity, social activity, violent suicide, found dead child, death notice, contact, AUDIT, PHQ, GAD, sleeping pill, anxiolytics, and antidepressants.
** Selected variables: GAD, sleeping pill, education, and sex.
††Selected variables: GAD, sex, sleeping pill, physical activity, and age.
‡‡Selected variables: PHQ, social activity, sex, GAD, and age.
§ §Selected variables: PHQ, sex, social activity, GAD, physical activity, income and, violent suicide.
*** PHQ-9 score 0–27. Answering categories: “Not at all”, “1–3 days a week”,“4–5 days a week”, and “6–7 days a week”.
†††Variables in the selection: sex, age, residence, civil status, income, education. physical activity, social activity, violent suicide, found dead child, death notice, contact, and AUDIT.
‡‡‡Selected variables: Income, sex, AUDIT, social activity, physical activity, age, and civil status.
§ § §GAD-2 scores 0–6. Answering categories: “Not at all”, “1–3 days a week”,“4–5 days a week”, and “6–7 days a week”.
**** Selected variables: Income, sex, physical activity, social activity, AUDIT, and age.