ID |
Unique study identification # |
Study |
E.g. PES001 |
Paper |
Surname / year of first author of paper for effect size data extraction |
Open answer |
Research methods ‐ study design and risk of bias |
Design type |
What type of study design is used? |
1= Randomised controlled trial (RCT) (random assignment to households/individuals)
2= Cluster‐RCT
3= RDD (quasi‐experiment with discontinuity assignment)
4 = CBA (comparison group with baseline and endline data collection)
5=Panel data, but no baseline
6 = Comparison group with endline data only
7= Natural experiment
8= Other |
Methods used for analysis |
Which methods are used to control for selection bias and confounding? |
1= PSM
2= Covariate matching
3= DID
4= IV‐regression
5=Heckman selection model
6= Fixed effects regression
7= Other regression
8= Randomised study |
Design and analysis method description |
Briefly describe the study design and analysis method undertaken by the authors |
Open answer |
Selection bias and confounding |
1: Selection bias and confounding: was the identification method free from any sources of bias or were sources of bias adequately corrected for with an appropriate method of analysis? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Selection bias and confounding |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Spill‐overs, cross‐overs and contamination |
2: Spill‐overs, cross‐overs and contamination: was the study adequately protected against spill‐overs, cross‐overs and contamination? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Spill‐overs, cross‐overs and contamination |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Outcome reporting |
3: Outcome reporting: was the study free from selective outcome reporting? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Outcome reporting |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Analysis reporting |
4: Analysis reporting: was the study free from selective analysis reporting? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Analysis reporting |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Performance bias |
5: Performance bias: was the process of being observed free from motivation bias? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Performance bias |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Other bias |
6: Other risks of bias: Is the study free from other sources of bias? |
1= Yes, 2 = No, 8 = Unclear |
Other bias |
Justification for coding decision
(Include a brief summary of justification for rating, mentioning your response to all sub questions, cite relevant pages) |
Open answer |
Type of comparison group |
|
1=No intervention (business as usual)
2=Other intervention
3=Placebo control
4=Pipeline (wait‐list) control |
Other intervention differentially received by comparison group |
Describe any non‐environmental comparison group intervention received which treatment group does not? |
Open answer |
Unit of analysis |
Are there any unit of analysis errors? (eg: the unit of analysis is different from the unit of treatement allocation and authors do not correct for these unit of analysis differences)? |
1=Yes 2=No 8=Not clear 9= N/A |
Blinded participants |
Blinding of participants? |
1=Yes 2=No 9= N/A |
Blinded observers |
Blinding of outcome assessors? |
1=Yes 2=No 9= N/A |
Blinded analysts |
Blinding of data analysts |
1=Yes 2=No 9= N/A |
Method used to blind |
Describe method(s) used to blind |
Open answer (including describe method of placebo control) |