| Study ID |
From Covidence |
| Date coded |
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| Coder initials |
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| Correspondence required |
Add a note here if authors will need to be contacted to request additional information |
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Reference identification
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| Title |
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| First author |
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| Year |
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| Type of publication |
(drop‐down) Journal article / Book / Conference abstract / Dissertation / Report / Other |
| Other |
Define “other” publication type |
| Funder |
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| Country |
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| City and region (if applicable) |
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| Start date of study |
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| End date of study |
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| Study duration |
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| Aim of the study |
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| Authors’ definition of empowerment |
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| Authors’ rationale for empowerment approach |
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Methods
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| Study design |
(drop‐down) RCT / cRCT / CBA / ITS / DID / RDD / PSM / other |
| Other |
Define “other” study design type |
| Study design description |
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| Comparison group |
Describe the nature of the comparison group |
| Statistical method |
Describe method used and comment on appropriateness. |
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Intervention
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| Number of treatment arms |
(drop‐down) 1–10 |
| Description of treatment arm 1 |
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| Description of treatment arm 2 (continue adding as needed) |
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| Type of nutrition intervention |
(drop‐down–select all that apply) Micronutrient supplementation / Fortification / Education or Counselling / School feeding / Other supplemental nutrition / Other |
| Description of nutrition intervention |
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| Type of agency intervention |
(drop‐down–select all that apply) Mentorship program / Leadership skills training / Technical or occupational skills training / Program leadership role for girls / Peer education / Peer support group / Other |
| Description of agency intervention |
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| Type of opportunity structure intervention |
(drop‐down—select all that apply) Cash transfer program / Savings and loan program / Education support / Girls’ rights advocacy or education (with parents, teachers, community influencers) / Prevention of early marriage and pregnancy / Other |
| Description of opportunity structure intervention |
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| Intervention setting |
(drop‐down – select all that apply) School / Community / Home / Health Facility / Other |
| Other |
Describe “other” intervention setting |
| Geography |
(drop‐down – select all that apply) Urban / Rural / Remote / Slum / Other |
| Other |
Describe other geographic setting |
| Intervention administrator |
(drop‐down) Foreign government / local or national government / non‐government organization / community‐based organization / Academic institution / Other |
| Other |
Describe other intervention administrator |
| Intervention provider |
(drop‐down – select all that apply) Community health workers / Health facility staff / Teachers / Peers / Parents / Volunteers / Other |
| Other |
Describe other intervention provider |
| Provider training |
Describe the training of providers to deliver intervention |
| Recruitment |
Describe procedures for recruiting participants |
| Attrition rate |
The proportion of participants lost during the intervention or during follow‐up. |
| Reach |
Describe the degree to which the intended audience participated in an intervention by “their presence” |
| Dose |
Describe the proportion or amount of an intervention delivered to participants. E.g., measures of frequency, duration, and/or intensity |
| Fidelity / integrity |
Describe the degree to which the intervention was delivered as intended. |
| Adaptation |
Describe the degree to which the program content was intentionally changed during implementation to improve programme effectiveness |
| Prior needs assessment |
Describe any needs assessment that was conducted to inform intervention design |
| Reminders |
Describe any prompts or reminders sent to participants to attend / participate in intervention |
| Quality |
Describe any findings related to the quality of quality of intervention materials/ resources (e.g., curriculum, training, and policy) |
| Cultural appropriateness |
Describe any findings related to the cultural appropriateness of the intervention |
| Contamination |
Describe any unintentional delivery of intervention to the control group or inadvertent failure to deliver intervention to experimental group |
| Cointervention |
Describe any instances where interventions other than the treatment were applied differently to intervention conditions |
| Participant engagement |
Describe participant's interaction with or receptivity to the intervention (i.e., what they think or how they feel about the intervention) |
| Contextual factors |
Describe any social, built, and political factors internal (e.g., partnerships) and external to the intervention environment (e.g., social norms) that shape implementation. |
| Study population |
| Number of participants |
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| Number in intervention group |
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| Number in comparison group |
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| Age range of study participants |
Enter age range of study target population, e.g. 15–49 years |
| Age range of adolescent study participants |
Enter age range for female adolescents who are included in study, e.g., 15–24 years |
| Age sub‐groups |
List all age sub‐groups for which data are provided, e.g. study covers 15–49 years, and analyses were done separately for 15–19 years, 20–24 years, 25–49 years |
| Did the study population also include men or boys? |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Unclear |
| Adolescent participants’ school status |
(drop‐down) In school / out of school / Both / Unclear |
| Race / ethnicity / language |
Describe |
| Religion |
Describe |
| Socio‐economic status |
Describe |
| Disability, physical health |
Describe |
| Includes pregnant participants |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Unclear |
| Includes young mothers |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Unclear |
| Conflict setting |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Unclear |
| Food insecure setting |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Unclear |
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Outcomes
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| Primary outcomes |
Define outcomes and how they are measured |
| Secondary outcomes |
Define outcomes and how they are measured |
| Method of assessing outcomes |
Describe methods for assessing outcome measures |
| Validity and reliability of outcomes measures |
Describe primary authors’ views on the validity and reliability of outcome measures |
| Follow‐up of non‐respondents |
Describe the methods used to follow‐up non‐respondents |
| Timing of outcome assessment |
Describe frequency of assessment, length of follow‐up, etc. |
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Results
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| Number of participants in Treatment Arm 1 (continue adding rows for each treatment arm) |
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| Number of participants in Treatment Arm 2 (continue adding rows for each treatment arm) |
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| Number of participants in comparison group |
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For each outcome…
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| Direction of effect |
(drop‐down) Effect favours treatment / Effect favours comparison / Effect favours neither / Cannot tell |
| Effect statistically significant? |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Cannot tell |
| Treatment sample size |
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| Control sample size |
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| Number of missing participants |
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| Nature of the measure |
(drop‐down) Continuous / Dichotomous / Other |
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If outcome measure is continuous…
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| Treatment group mean |
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| Comparison group mean |
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| Are reported means adjusted? |
(drop‐down) Yes / No / Cannot tell |
| Treatment group standard deviation |
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| Comparison group standard deviation |
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| Treatment group standard error |
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| Comparison group standard error |
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t‐value for an independent t‐test |
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If outcome measure is dichotomous…
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| Treatment group number of participants who experienced a change |
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| Comparison group number of participants who experienced a change |
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| Treatment group proportion of participants who experienced a change |
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| Comparison group proportion of participants who experienced a change |
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| Are the proportions adjusted for pretest variables? |
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| Logged odds ratio |
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| Standard error of logged odds ratio |
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| Adjusted logged odds ratio |
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| Chi‐square with degrees of freedom |
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| Correlation coefficient |
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Adverse events
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| Adverse events |
List all adverse events of integrating women's empowerment, as described by primary authors. |