Table 1.

Intervention level and treatment burden domains of studies included in the review

StudyCountryParticipants, nIntervention levelaTreatment burden domains covered by outcomes
Coventry et al (2015)22UK387Local organisationHRQoL, functional status, self-efficacy, social functioning
Fortin et al (2021)23Canada294Local organisationHRQoL, functional status,b self-efficacy
Gellis et al (2014)24US102Local organisationFunctional status,b social functioningb
Jäger et al (2017)25Germany273ClinicianSocial functioning, medication relatedc
Katon et al (2010)26US214Local organisationHRQoL
Köberlein-Neu et al (2016)27Germany162ClinicianFunctional status, social functioning, medication relatedb,c
Lin et al (2018)28Taiwan178ClinicianHRQoL
Markle-Reid et al (2018)29Canada159Local organisationHRQoL,b functional status,b self-efficacy
Miklavcic et al (2020)30Canada132Local organisationFunctional status,b self-efficacy
Muth et al (2018)31Germany505ClinicianHRQoL, functional status, medication relatedc
Rose et al (2018)32Canada470Local organisationHRQoL,b self-efficacy, treatment adherence
Salisbury et al (2018)33 burdenUK1546Local organisation, higher health-servicesdHRQoL,b functional status, medication related,c treatment
Siaw et al (2017)34Singapore411Local organisationFunctional status
Stewart et al (2021)35Canada163Local organisationHRQoL, functional status,b self-efficacy
Vera et al (2010)36Puerto Rico179Local organisationSocial functioning
Von Korff et al (2011)37US214Clinician, local organisationdHRQoL,b functional status
Webel et al (2018)38US179Local organisationHRQoL,b functional status,b self-efficacy,b social functioningb
Zechmann et al (2020)39Switzerland336ClinicianHRQoL, medication relatedc
  • a Three levels have been identified within system-level interventions: individual clinician (for example, structured training regarding medication management); local healthcare provider (for example, multidisciplinary case conferences as part of collaborative care for patients with long-term conditions); higher health services (for example, multilocation collaborative care intervention). Comparator was usual care in all studies.

  • b Primary outcome measured within identified domain.

  • c Drugs per person, medication adherence, drug-related problems, and medication appropriateness are considered medication-related outcomes.

  • d Study deemed to cover more than one category regarding level of intervention. HRQoL = health-related quality of life.