What do systematic reviews say?

CTS symptoms (Boston CTS questionnaire) ‐ long‐term improvement: > 3 monthsScale: 1 to 5, higher is worse · carpal tunnel syndrome

Function (Boston CTS questionnaire) ‐ Long‐term improvement: > 3 monthsScale: 1 to 5, higher is worse · carpal tunnel syndrome

Health‐related quality of life (EQ‐5D) ‐ Long‐term improvement: > 3 months Scale: 0 to 1, higher is better · carpal tunnel syndrome

Treatment non‐acceptability (higher = greater non‐acceptability): end‐of‐intervention · older people with depression

Quality of life or psychological well‐being (higher = higher quality of life or psychological well‐being): end‐of‐intervention · older people with depression

Parent health, functioning, and quality of life Patient‐Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System (PROMIS) (higher scores = more of the outcome of interest, which can mean improvement or deterioration depending on the outcome) · children with medical complexity

Child and family satisfaction with, and perceptions of, care and service delivery Family Experiences With Coordination of Care (FECC) survey (higher scores = better) Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) (higher scores = ... · children with medical complexity

Scar improvement (POSAS) (0–10, higher score = more severe scarring) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pain (POSAS 0–10, higher score = more severe pain, VAS 0–10, higher score = more severe pruritus) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pruritus · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

QoL · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Scar improvement (POSAS) (0–10, higher score = more severe scarring) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pain (VAS 0–10, higher score = more severe pain) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pruritus · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Scar improvement (POSAS) (0–10, higher score = more severe scarring) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pain (POSAS 0–10, higher score = more severe pain) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pruritus · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

QoL · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Scar improvement (POSAS) (0–10, higher score = more severe scarring) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring

Pain (VAS 0–10, higher score = more severe pain) · people with burn wounds likely to develop hypertrophic scarring