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Table 4 Risk of bias of included studies (Semi‑experimental study)

From: The effectiveness of couple-based interventions on the marital outcomes of women with genital and breast cancer and their partners: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author

Comez and Karayurt (2020)

Hedayati et al. (2020)

Jonsdottir et. (2021)

Nho et. (2019)

 

Bias due to confounding

Moderate

Serious

Low

Moderate

 

Bias in selection of participants

Serious

Serious

Low

Moderate

 

Bias in the classification of interventions

Low

Moderate

Low

Low

 

Bias due to deviations from intended

interventions

Low

Low

Low

Low

 

Bias due to missing data

Low

No information

Low

Moderate

 

Bias in measurement of outcomes

Serious

Serious

Serious

Serious

 

Bias in selection of reported result

Moderate

Moderate

Moderate

Moderate

 

Overall

Serious

Serious

Serious

Serious

 
  1. Low: Low risk of bias (the study is comparable to a well-performed randomized trial with regard to this domain); Moderate: Moderate risk of bias (the study is sound for a non-randomized study with regard to this domain but cannot be considered comparable to a well-performed randomized trial); Serious: Serious risk of bias (the study has some important problems);