Table 1.

Population, interventions, comparators, and outcomes criteria [56].

	Inclusion criteria	Exclusion criteria
Population (Parkinson disease)	Patients with a confirmed Parkinson disease diagnosis	Patients with other medical conditions
Intervention (wearable devices)	Use of wearable devices in Parkinson disease care. Wearable device applications include the tracking and monitoring of information to facilitate improving Parkinson disease clinical practice, assessment, and diagnosis Wearable devices were categorized as electronic devices, sensors, or technology that can be worn as accessories, embedded in clothing, or implanted in users’ body with the ability to send and receive data	Nonwearable devices such as portable devices including mobile phones and tablets
Outcome	No restrictions applied	No restrictions on the outcome applied
Comparator	No comparator was required. However, when comparators such as controls were identified, this was labeled appropriately. Controls included healthy age-matched controls and baseline readings	No restrictions on comparators applied
Setting (hospitals in the United Kingdom)	Parkinson disease research or care within hospitals or in specialized laboratories located at or within hospital grounds throughout the United Kingdom	Parkinson care or research taken in community settings such as general practice, community care homes, or patients’ home Care or research taking place outside of the United Kingdom
Publication type	Full conference papers, peer-reviewed articles, study protocols, theses, and dissertations	Reviews, conference abstracts, reports, and editorials
Publication language	English only	Non-English texts
Publication year	2017-2022	Texts published outside of 2017-2022