Family‐centred interventions for Indigenous early childhood well‐being by primary healthcare services
Appendices
Appendix 1. MEDLINE search strategy
1. (aborigin* or indigen*).ti,ab,kw.
2. (first nation* or native people*).ti,ab,kw.
3. oceanic ancestry group/
4. (first australian* or torres strait* islander*).ti,ab,kw.
5. maori*.ti,ab,kw.
6. american native continental ancestry group/
7. indians north american/
8. ((american* or canadian) adj1 indian*).ti,ab,kw.
9. (exp united states/ or exp canada/ or exp new zealand/ or (america* or canad* or alaska* or new zealand*).ti,ab,kw.) and native*.ti,ab,kw.
10. (metis or cherokee* or chippewa* or choctaw* or navajo* or sioux).ti,ab,kw.
11. inuits/
12. (inuit* or eskimo* or inupiat* or yupik*).ti,ab,kw.
13. hawai*.ti,ab,kw.
14. or/1‐13
15. (family or families).mp.
16. (father* or mother* or husband* or wife* or paternal or maternal or grandparent* or guardian*).mp.
17. parenting/
18. (parent or parents or parental or parenting).ti,ab,kw.
19. exp maternal health services/
20. (prenatal or perinatal or postnatal or postpartum).ti,ab,kw.
21. or/15‐20
22. 14 and 21
23. exp pregnancy/
24. pregnan*.mp.
25. exp "embryonic and fetal development"/
26. exp fetus/
27. exp infant/
28. child preschool/
29. (fetus* or foetus* or unborn child* or baby or babies or newborn or neonat* or infant? or toddler* or preschool* or pre‐school* or kindergarten or early child*).ti,ab,kw.
30. exp pregnancy complications/
31. exp infant newborn diseases/
32. exp neurodevelopmental disorders/
33. "early intervention (education)"/
34. or/23‐33
35. 22 and 34
36. randomized controlled trial.pt.
37. controlled clinical trial.pt.
38. random*.tw.
39. placebo*.tw.
40. trial.tw.
41. groups.ab.
42. clinical trial.pt.
43. evaluation studies.pt.
44. research design/
45. follow up studies/
46. prospective studies/
47. cross over studies/
48. comparative study.pt.
49. (experiment* or intervention*).tw.
50. (pre test or pretest or post test or posttest).tw.
51. (preintervention or postintervention).tw.
52. time series.tw.
53. (cross over or crossover or factorial* or latin square).tw.
54. (assign* or allocat* or volunteer*).tw.
55. (control* or compar* or prospectiv*).tw.
56. (impact* or effect? or chang* or evaluat*).tw.
57. or/36‐56
58. 35 and 57
Appendix 2. Criteria for family‐centredness
Family‐centredness rating score (13 elements)
RATING 0 1 2 3 4
| Paper 1 | Paper 2 | Paper 3 | Paper 4 | |
| Cluster 1: Family as a constant | ||||
| Family as a constant in child’s life | ||||
| Recognising family strengths | ||||
| Parent/professional collaboration | ||||
| Needs‐based family support | ||||
| Flexible provision of health care | ||||
| Sharing information with families | ||||
| Cluster 2: Culturally responsive | ||||
| Culturally competent health care | ||||
| Respecting family diversity | ||||
| Providing financial support | ||||
| Cluster 3: Supporting family individuality & need for different types of family support | ||||
| Respecting family coping methods | ||||
| Providing emotional support | ||||
| Family‐to‐family support | ||||
| Attending to the developmental needs of children and families | ||||
| TOTAL SCORE / 52 (%) |
(EXCLUDE Studies with Family centredness score less than 26 or 50%)
0 Article includes no evidence that the author(s) either implicitly or explicitly addressed, endorsed, or advocated adoption of adherence to the elements of family‐centred care
1 Article includes a minimal amount of implicit evidence that the author(s) advanced adoption or support of the elements of family centred care
2 Article includes numerous instances of implicit evidence that the author(s) advanced adoption or support of the elements of family centred care
3 Article includes a minimal amount of explicit evidence that the author(s) advanced adoption or support of the elements of family centred care
4 Article includes numerous instances of explicit evidence that the author(s) advanced adoption or support of the elements of family centred care
Explicit evidence = an element was clearly stated and distinctly expressed
Implicit evidence = If it could be inferred that the author(s) descriptions, arguments etc. were consistent with the intent of the elements of family centred care
