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Table 2 Cochrane risk of bias for randomized controlled trials

From: Efficacy of behavioral interventions to improve maternal mental health and breastfeeding outcomes: a systematic review

Author (Year)

Random sequence generation

Allocation concealment

Blinding of participants and personnel

Blinding of outcome assessment

Incomplete outcome data addressed

Selective reporting

Other sources of biasa

Ahmed (2016) [50]

Akbarzadeh (2017) [47]

Bigelow (2014) [35]

Boulvain (2004) [60]

Buultjens (2018) [41]

Çiftçi and Arikan (2011) [38]

Escobar (2001) [61]

Franco-Antonio (2022) [39]

Galland (2017) [64]

Gureje (2019) [42]

Hans (2018) [52]

Johnston (2004, 2006) [43, 44]

Kenyon (2016) [45]

Langer (1998) [48]

Lieu (2000) [62]

Liu (2018) [36]

Lutenbacher (2018) [46]

Mohd Shukri (2019) [55]

Montazeri (2020) [57]

Morrell (2000) [56]

Nikodem (1993) [63]

Rossouw (2021) [53]

Rotheram-Fuller (2017) [58]

Saatsaz (2016) [49]

Sainz Bueno (2005) [51]

Song (2017) [37]

Tubay (2019) [59]

Vidas (2011) [40]

Zhao (2017) [54]

Zhao (2020, 2021, 2021) [32,33,34]

  1. aOther sources of bias may include protocol adherence, other interventions avoided, sample size sufficiently large, eligible participants enrolled, funding and sponsorship bias
  2. , yes; , no; , unclear