Table 3.

Additional data items extracted from the top 30 studies.

Variable	Definition
Specific product	Specific resource developed; for example, named mobile app or website URL
Models and theory base	Defined structures and models within the project design and delivery, such as Stages of Change
Participatory frameworks	Defined frameworks involving end users in the development of resources, such as, CeHResa Roadmap
Interventions	Specific therapeutic program or guideline, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
Health service user (HSU) population	Defined end user group for a particular eHealthb project; for example, young people with diabetes
Health service provider (HSP) population	Defined group of health professionals involved in an eHealth project; for example, mental health clinicians, oncologists
Teams or groups	Defined teams or groups involved in the development of an eHealth project; for example, leadership team, research group, or advisory group
Methods	Methods or processes used during the development of an eHealth resource. Includes both participatory and nonparticipatory methods (for example, ethics application and literature search). Participants are identified for some methods (for example, Focus Group [HSU] and Interview [HSP]_
CeHRes Roadmap stage	Methods sorted into different stages of a defined participatory framework known as the CeHRes Roadmap [25]. The 5 stages include: (1) Contextual Inquiry, (2) Value Specification, (3) Design, (4) Operationalization, and (5) Summative Evaluation.
Themes/findings (HSU’s perspective)	Reported feedback from HSU about the eHealth resource and development process
Author/researcher recommendations	Reported results, limitations, and recommendations

^aCeHRes: Center for eHealth Research and Disease Management.

^beHealth: electronic health.