Table 1. Summary of inclusion and exclusion criteria.

	Inclusion Criteria	Exclusion Criteria
Study Design	Qualitative and mixed-methods studies which have a qualitative element.	Quantitative studies.
Population	Regular serving armed forces personnel (Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force), Gurkhas, Military Provost Guard Staff, mobilised Reservists and Full-Time Reserve Service personnel.	Studies that concern the treatment of veterans and civilian personnel employed by the military and non- military population groups.
Exposure	The full scope of digital health which includes, health information technology, telemedicine, telehealth, mobile health, digital medical devices, digital applications, software, and platforms that have been or are being used within primary care for diagnostics, treatment and/or self-care of any condition.	Assessments, diagnostics, and treatments not involving digital health. Digital health intervention used outside of the primary care setting.
Comparator	The review does not seek to make comparisons; however, if studies are retrieved that compare DH to conventional approaches, e.g., face-to-face, will be noted and commented upon.	N/A
Outcome	Patient experience of the treatment burden of DH in military personnel in primary care. Treatment burden identified will be classified and mapped to the BOTT framework as follows: mobilising capacity, expressing capacity, mobilising for delegated tasks, and enacting delegated tasks. Any identified treatment burdens that fall out with BOTT will be highlighted and commented on.	N/A
Publication Type	Published or unpublished full-text articles.	Opinions, theses, editorials, systematic reviews, and conference proceedings.
Language	English language.	Non-English language.
Date	Publication date must be between Jan 2000 and current date.	Publication date prior to Jan 2000.