TABLE 1.
Summary of the characteristics of included studies
| Characteristics of included studies | Overall (n = 11) |
|---|---|
| Countries | |
| Australia | 4 (36.36%) |
| Canada | 2 (18.18%) |
| United Kingdom | 1 (9.10%) |
| Netherlands | 1 (9.10%) |
| Denmark | 1 (9.10%) |
| Spain | 1 (9.10%) |
| Japan | 1 (9.10%) |
| Geographic areas | |
| Europe | 4 (36.36%) |
| Australia | 4 (36.36%) |
| North America | 2 (18.18%) |
| Asia | 1 (9.10%) |
| Publication types | |
| Journal article | 9 (81.82%) |
| Conference paper | 2 (18.18%) |
| PRM data collection approach | |
| Digital | 9 (81.82%) |
| Paper‐based | 3 (27.27%) |
| Issues addressed by PRMs | |
| Mental health related issues | 9 (81.82%) |
| Multiple issues | 2 (18.18%) |
| Methodology | |
| Quantitative studies | 8 (72.73%) |
| Qualitative studies | 3 (27.27%) |
| Study participants (n = 4971) | |
| Women (n = 4965, 99.88%) | 11 (100%) |
| Health professionals and other stakeholders (n = 6, 0.12%) | 1 (9.10%) |