Table 1.

Eligibility criteria.

	Inclusion	Exclusion
Populations	Adult female patients or adult patients and outcomes reducible to gender	No women or outcomes not reducible to gender
Interventions	e-Health interventions that are predominantly text-based, that is, online counseling via chat or e-mail, Internet-delivered self-help programs e-Health interventions with the aim to provide treatment	Videoconferencing or audio-based treatments Online support groups, online diagnostic or monitoring tools
Outcomes	Expectations and/or experiences regarding e-health interventions	No expectations and/or experiences regarding e-health interventions
Study designs	Both qualitative and quantitative research	Case reports, systematic reviews, letters to the editor
Language	English or Dutch language	Non-English and non-Dutch languages
Study qualitya	“Moderate” or “strong”	“Weak” or “very weak”
Date of publishing	Between January 2000 and March 2016	Before January 2000 or after March 2016

^aSee “Methodological quality assessment.”