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.