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. 2018 Feb 24;8(2):e019345. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2017-019345

Table 3.

Components of data-extraction form

Data to be extracted Specific Items to be extracted
Article description Authors
Article title
Year of publication
Journal
Study setting Study type
Study design
Region (sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa, Southeast Asia, etc)
Country
Setting (eg, rural/urban)
Theoretical/conceptual framework Is there a theoretical or conceptual framework used?
If yes, what is it?
How do results and discussions relate to the theoretical or conceptual framework?
Intervention description Type of mHealth tool use (mobile phone, smart phone, PDA, tablet)
Format of intervention (unidirectional or bidirectional messaging, voice messages, application)
Description of intervention implementation
Participant characteristics Target group (women, men, grandmothers, etc)
Ages
Educational level
Is a group described or an individual?
Geared towards pregnant women or pregnant women plus?
Couple?
Community/groups within community?
Pregnant or prepartum/post partum?
Intervention delivery
Study measures and analysis Sampling and recruitment procedure
Data collection
Research tools
Analysis methods
Outcomes measured Maternal or reproductive health knowledge
Maternal or reproductive health-seeking attitudes
Perceptions of maternal or reproductive healthcare
Maternal or reproductive health-seeking behaviours
Results Findings attributable to mHealth interventions
Authors interpretations/conclusions Quality of evidence
Reviewers’ comments Equity/sustainability effects
Implementation modalities
Implementation challenges/bottlenecks

mHealth, mobile health; PDA, personal digital assistant.