Table 1:
Method | Description | |
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Research Question Formulation | Formulation of research question. | |
The Systematic Search Strategy | Develop search strings based on identified relevant keywords, and search databases using the search strings. | |
Identification of the information | Databases | Search Strings |
PubMed | (“Environmental factors” OR “environment*”) AND (“mental health” OR “depression” OR “anxiety”) AND (“determinants” OR “risk factors” OR “predictors”) AND (“diabetes*” OR “diabetes mellitus”) | |
Scopus | (“Environmental factors” OR “environment*”) AND (“mental health” OR “depression” OR “anxiety”) AND (“determinants” OR “risk factors” OR “predictors”) AND (“diabetes*” OR “diabetes mellitus”) | |
Web of Science | (“Environmental factors” OR “environment*”) AND (“mental health” OR “depression” OR “anxiety”) AND (“determinants” OR “risk factors” OR “predictors”) AND (“diabetes*” OR “diabetes mellitus”) | |
Screening by using inclusion and exclusion criteria. | Establish the inclusion and exclusion criteria for literature selection in this review, and filter studies using the criteria. | |
Data extraction dan synthesis | Extraction of relevant data from the individual studies, continued with evaluation of the pooled data. |
The symbol * was used as truncation and wildcard function to increase the variability of selected keywords