Table 1

Inclusion and exclusion criteria – SPIDER model

CriteriaIncludedExcluded
Sampleinformal caregivers, European populationprofessional caregivers, non-European population, care-recipients
Phenomenon of Interestinformal long-term elder care situations (sole or shared with some professional care)special needs care situations (e.g. end-of-life care, care for specific illnesses), formal care settings (e.g. nursing homes, sole professional home care, hospitals), other forms of care (e.g. childcare)
Designqualitative, quantitative and mixed methods designs and secondary analyses, that perform an analysis or report findings on potential gender differencesnon-empirical work, work that does not analyse the gender dimension
Evaluationeconomic and social (relational) outcomes for informal caregiversemotional, psychological, cognitive, physical health outcomes for informal caregivers, outcomes for care-recipients
Research typepeer-reviewed empirical studies that were available in full-text version in Englishnon-empirical and/or not peer-reviewed work (e.g. reviews, grey literature), studies not available, studies in other languages

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