The conversation about family planning and desire for children in mental healthcare 195 Figure 8.1 - Display of data collection and integration. Participants Focus group participants were recruited from a sample of survey respondents (n=378)25 from a panel of the Dutch mental health umbrella organization MIND with approximately 4200 members (www.wijzijnmind.nl). Registration was open to all who wanted to participate as a person with lived experience (from now on called “patient”) or as a person with a close relationship with a patient (“close one”). All 378 participants were invited to leave their email address to receive an invitation for a focus group, 117 participants left their email addresses. All patients were consequently invited to participate in one of four designated focus groups: women Mental health panel MIND Participants earlier survey* (n=378) Interested in participating in focus groups and invited per date & theme (n=179) Focus group of women with unplanned pregnancies (n=3) Focus group of men (n=2) Focus group of women without children (n=5) Focus group of women with children (n=9) Data collection & analysis of focusgroups Development nationwide survey mental health panel Quantitative and qualitative data (former) patients and close ones (n=268+26) Development nationwide survey MHPs Quantitative and qualitative data MHPs (n=139) Integration in mixed methods design Qualitative data (former) patients (n=19) Reclined invitation n=160 Survey 2 Mental health panel MIND Survey 1 MHPs
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