Table 5.
Random sequence generation (selection bias) | Allocation concealment (selection bias) | Blinding of participants and personnel (performance bias) | Blinding of outcome assessment (detection bias) | Incomplete outcome data addressed (attrition bias) | Selective reporting (reporting bias) | Other sources of bias | |
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Psychosocial–coordinative support | |||||||
White et al. 2012 [111] | + | – | – | – | – | ? | + |
Philippi et al. 2015 [108, 109, 112, 130] | -1 | – | -2 | – | + | + 3 | |
Physical–cognitive activation | |||||||
Haider et al. 2017 [113–116, 127] | + | + | -s | -s | +s | + | – |
+o | +o | +o | |||||
Etkin et al. 2006 [117] | ? | ? | |||||
Stolee et al. 2012 [119] | ? | ? | |||||
Connelly 2008 [118] | ? | ? | |||||
Assistance with medication intake | |||||||
Wang et al. 2013 [120] | ? | ? | -s | ?s | ? | ? | ? |
Sales 2013 [121] | ? | ? | -s | +s | ? | ? | ? |
+o | +o |
+: low risk of bias;?: unclear risk of bias; −: high risk of bias
1Special type of Selection Bias for non-randomized Studies following Acrobat-NRSI; 2 Attrition Bias for non-randomized Studies following Acrobat-NRSI; 3 Bias in measurement of interventions (Acrobat NRSI); o: objective Outcome; s: subjective Outcome