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Table 2 Results of the assessment of risk of bias in included non-randomized studies by using the ROBINS-I assessment tool

From: The effectiveness of peer and community health worker-led self-management support programs for improving diabetes health-related outcomes in adults in low- and-middle-income countries: a systematic review

Study ID

1. Bias caused by confounding

2. Bias caused by selection of participants

3. Bias caused by classification of interventions

4. Bias caused by deviations from intended interventions

5. Attrition bias caused by missing data

6. Detection bias caused by measurement of outcomes

7. Reporting bias caused by selection of the reported results

Overall judgement

Assah et al. [43]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

No information

Serious

Serious

Serious

Baumann et al. [44]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

Low (information on reasons for missing data provided)

Serious

Serious

Serious

Eggermont [45]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

Low (information on reasons for missing data provided)

Serious

Moderate

Serious

Rotheram-Borus et al. [46]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

Serious

Serious

Serious

Serious

Shen [47]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

No information

Serious

Low

Serious

Less et al. [48]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

Low (information on reasons for missing data provided)

Serious

Low

Serious

Micikas et al. [49]

Serious

Serious

Serious

Low

No information

Serious

Serious

Serious