Table 1.

Inclusion and exclusion criteria.

Criteria	Inclusion	Exclusion
Population	People recovering from hip fracture. For mixed samples (e.g. lower limb fractures), the experiences of those recovering from hip fracture needed to be reported separately Carers of people recovering from hip fracture Clinicians of people recovering from hip fracture
Context	Studies set in hospital and in the community, including residential aged care setting
Study design	Studies with qualitative methods Studies with mixed-method designs (only the qualitative component of included studies will be analysed) Surveys with open-ended component containing patient/clinician/carer experiences	Secondary analysis of qualitative data (e.g. a systematic review)
Outcomes/ Experiences	Psychosocial experiences of patients following hip fracture including factors such as: Cognitive : e.g. confidence, beliefs, perceptions, goal adjustment, meanings Affective : e.g. fear of reinjury, depression, anxiety, frustration, boredom Behaviour : e.g. social connections (or disconnections), help-seeking, rehabilitation compliance Outcomes related to community engagement such as return to pre-injury social activities, and relationships with families and carers	Studies exploring patients’ experiences after participating in interventions e.g. satisfaction with treatment, a service or clinician rather than the psychosocial impact of hip fracture Quantitative data relating to psychosocial outcomes as measured by scales or checklists
Other		Studies not published in the English language Abstracts/Conference proceedings