Abstract and Full-Text Form Fields

Gerald Gartlehner; Catherine A Forneris; Kimberly A Brownley; Bradley N Gaynes; Jeffrey Sonis; Emmanuel Coker-Schwimmer; Daniel E Jonas; Amy Greenblatt; Tania M Wilkins; Carol L Woodell; Kathleen N Lohr

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Appendix CAbstract and Full-Text Form Fields

The following are lists of fields used in the abstract and full-text review forms. Please see the Evidence Tables (Appendix E) for fields used in the data abstraction forms.

Publication Details

Copyright

Publisher

Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US), Rockville (MD)

NLM Citation

Gartlehner G, Forneris CA, Brownley KA, et al. Interventions for the Prevention of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in Adults After Exposure to Psychological Trauma [Internet]. Rockville (MD): Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (US); 2013 Apr. (Comparative Effectiveness Reviews, No. 109.) Appendix C, Abstract and Full-Text Form Fields.

Table C1Abstract review form fields

REF ID

Author

Year

Title

Abstract

Exclude (Select an option from the dropdown list)

Include

Background? (To suggest an abstract that would otherwise be excluded from the review for use as background information, mark it with BKG, along with EXC and the exclusion number/code. Use BKG judiciously!)

Comments: Please include a comment if you included an abstract, but did so do to a lack of clarity within the abstract. Explain why you think the FT will reveal that the study should be excluded.

Table C2Full text review form fields

Ref ID

Authors

Year

Title

Inclusion/Exclusion Code

Should article be included as background? (‘X’)

Design

Subpopulations

Psychological Interventions (‘X’)

Pharmacological Interventions (‘X’)

CAM Interventions (‘X’)

Group 1 (Main treatment group)

Group 2 (First comparison group)

Group 3 (Second comparison group, if applicable)

Group 4 (Third comparison group, if applicable)

KQ 1 (‘X’)

KQ 2 (‘X’)

KQ 3 (‘X’)

KQ 4 (‘X’)

Comments

Does the study belong to a set of Companion Studies? (Yes/No)

Include citations of any Companion Studies here