This study of 12 Australian healthcare professionals (midwifery, sonography, and medicine) explored their views, practices, and perceived role in supporting women following miscarriage. HCPs viewed their role as reassuring women they were not at fault, which they achieved by stressing how common miscarriage is. Follow-up practices varied, and where they did occur, focused on physical recovery. Participants typically relied on women to express any need for further support.
