Table 1.
Weight of Evidence for Included Studies.
| Study | Trust | Appropriateness | Relevance | Combined Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berard et al. (2021) | low | low | medium | low |
| Bruni et al. (2021) | medium | medium | high | medium |
| Bruni et al. (2022)a | medium | medium | high | medium |
| Di Renzo et al. (2020) | low | medium | medium | medium |
| Dondi et al. (2021) | low | low | low | low |
| Garcia, Lawrence, Brazendale, Leahy, and Fukuda (2021) | low | medium | medium | medium |
| Guller, Yaylaci, and Eyuboglu (2021) | low | low | medium | low |
| Hosokawa et al. (2021) | low | low | low | low |
| Huang et al. (2021) | low | medium | medium | medium |
| Lugo-Marin et al. (2021) | low | low | medium | low |
| Miniarkova et al. (2021) | medium | low | low | low |
| Panjwani, Bailey, and Kelleher (2021) | low | medium | low | low |
| Polónyiová et al. (2021) | medium | medium | medium | medium |
| Rabbani et al. (2021) | medium | medium | medium | medium |
| Stankovic et al. (2021) | low | low | low | low |
| Tokatly Latzer, Leitner, and Karnieli-Miller (2021) | medium | medium | low | medium |
| Turkoglu, Ucar, Cetin, Guler, and Tezcan (2020) | medium | high | high | high |
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Whilst this study re-analysed data from Bruni et al. (2021), the weight of evidence for each study was calculated separately due to differing analyses and outcomes.