“…Blinding, non‐protocol interventions/analyses: SC = Blinding unclear, no protocol for comparisons (An et al, 2013; Correia et al, 2005; Daniel et al, 2006, 2007; Everson et al, 2008; Ho et al, 2014; Horn et al, 2011; Kerr et al, 2013; Lane et al, 2012; Prince et al, 2020; Stanley et al, 2017; Taylor et al, 2005), SC = Blinding unclear, but no deviations from protocol visible (Weinstock et al, 2014; Weinstock et al, 2016), SC = Not blinded, but assessors blind to allocation (Parker et al, 2016); H = Blinding unlikely or no blinding, no protocol for comparisons (Faulkner et al, 2010; Janse Van Rensburg & Taylor, 2008; Oh & Taylor, 2014; Wilson et al, 2018), no blinding, but no deviations from protocol visible (Fishbein et al, 2016; Melamed et al, 2022; Rotheram‐Borus et al, 2016), not blinded and drop‐outs due to group assignment (Murphy et al, 1986). Outcome assessment: SC = Data analysis methods not stated, not stated how HR was measured (Daniel et al, 2007), some participants not randomized and included in analysis (Ybarra et al, 2013); H = Assessment likely not standardized or validated (Lane et al, 2012; Murphy et al, 1986; Prince et al, 2020), reliability or validity of outcome assessment unclear in given cultural context (Stanley et al, 2017). Missing outcome data: SC = Unclear drop‐out rate, not ITT (Daniel et al, 2006; Ho et al, 2014), high levels of missing data, but ITT performed (Horn et al, 2011; Horn et al, 2013), medium drop‐out rate, no ITT (Prince et al, 2020), some participants not included in ITT analyses (Ybarra et al, 2013); H = High drop‐out rate, no ITT (Fishbein et al, 2016; Lane et al, 2012; Murphy et al, 1986), faulty reported drop‐out rate, no ITT (Oh & Taylor, 2014).…”