According to the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis (Chapter 10.2.7), some key information that reviewers might choose to chart for each included record are for each are:
- Author(s)
- Year of publication
- Origin/country of origin (where the source was published or conducted)
- Aims/purpose
- Population and sample size within the source of evidence (if applicable)
- Methodology / methods
- Intervention type, comparator and details of these (e.g. duration of the intervention) (if applicable). Duration of the intervention (if applicable)
- Outcomes and details of these (e.g. how measured) (if applicable)
- Key findings that relate to the scoping review question/s.
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