Table 1 Information to be extracted from eligible studies
Lists | Information to be extracted |
|---|---|
Publication details | First author name, year of publication |
Study setting | Country and source of participants, e.g. primary/secondary care, vpharmacy, advertisement |
Duration of study and follow up | Reported information on the duration of study and follow up for each outcome |
Year of study | Year of study |
Participant demographics | Participant mean age, percentage of current smokers, average number of cigarettes per day |
Sample size | Sample sizes included in the analysis |
Perceived barriers | Identified barriers of behaviour change prior to intervention design |
The use of theory to design intervention | No theory used/the use of theory to inform interventions/the use of theory to classify participants/the use of theory to tailor interventions according to participants 19 Theory Coding Scheme (when > 50 studies are included) |
Behaviour change techniques | Coding scheme for behaviour change technique using BCTTv1 [16] |
Mobile functionality | SMS, MMS, email, phone call, internet, apps, IVR |
Tailored design | No tailoring function (fixed intervention)/personalisation based on participant characteristics or personal preferences/tailored to participant needs |
Communication pathway | One-way/two-way/interactive communication |
Description of technology engagement | Detailed description of any form of measurement for engagement in technology, e.g. automated monitoring of the users’ interactions with the system, etc. |
Description of control and intervention groups | Detailed description of control and intervention groups |
Outcomes measured | Self-reported smoking abstinence Verified smoking abstinence Uptake of smoking cessation services, e.g. the number of service attendance |
Reference of additional information | Additional information elsewhere that is related to the intervention design |