| Section | Item | Checklist of item | Applicable in this paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| TITLE | Title | Identify the research through systematic review, meta-analysis, or both. | The researchers identify Indonesia’s policy in responding to COVID-19 with systematic review. |
| ABSTRACT | Structured summary | Provide a structured summary including, as applicable: background; objectives; data sources; study eligibility criteria, participants, and interventions; study appraisal and synthesis methods; results; limitations; conclusions and implications of key findings. | The researchers convey a summary of this research. |
| INTRODUCTION | Rationale | Describe, in the sense of what is already understood, the reasoning for the study. | The researchers conducted a review of COVID-19 with a policy approach and the impact of the policies taken by the Indonesian government in dealing with COVID-19. |
| Objectives | Provide an explicit statement of questions being addressed with reference to participants, interventions, comparisons, outcomes, and study design. | This article aims to analyse the Indonesian government’s policies as a response in dealing with COVID-19 with systematic literature review from various sources. | |
| METHODS | Protocol and registration | Indicate if a review protocol exists, whether it can be accessed and where it can be accessed. | The researchers conducted a review of several publishers, e-books, book chapters, and research reports that discuss public policy and COVID-19. |
| Eligibility criteria | Specify study characteristic. | The researchers conducted a review between March and July 2020, and all publications are peer reviewed. | |
| Information sources | Describe all information sources. | For journal articles, the researchers used the Scopus database published from several publishers such as Emerald, Springer, Taylor and Francis (Routledge), ScienceDirect, Sage and Wiley. | |
| Search | Present a systematic electronic search strategy for at least one database, including any applicable restrictions, so that it can be replicated. | In the Scopus database, the researchers provide search limits on policy and COVID-19, besides a systematic literature review to support these methods. | |
| Study selection | State the process for selecting studies | Most literatures are published in 2020, and some previous literatures are used to support the authors’ arguments. | |
| Data collection process | Describe method of data extraction from reports. | The authors search for literature by online books and book chapters about COVID-19. | |
| Data items | Data items in this research. | The important variables in this research are policy response, COVID-19, society, and Indonesia. | |
| Risk of bias in individual studies | Describe methods used for assessing risk of bias of individual studies. | To reduce individual bias, the authors combine the updated data in several trusted media and research institutions. | |
| Summary measures | State the principal summary measures. | Searches in the Scopus database were carried out randomly with the keyword COVID-19 in Title-Abs-Key and Policy on the next keywords. | |
| Synthesis of results | Describe the methods of handling data and combining results of studies. | We search for journal articles in several reputable publishers with two important keywords, namely COVID-19 and Policy. The keyword Indonesia is used for the uniqueness of this study. | |
| Risk of bias across studies | Specify any assessment of risk of bias that may affect the cumulative evidence. | Combine many resources. | |
| Additional analyses | Describe methods of additional analyses. | The analysis supported by official reports and previous studies. | |
| RESULTS | Study selection | Give numbers of studies screened, assessed for eligibility, and included in the review. | There are 1999 documents discussing COVID-19 in the Scopus database (Per October 2020). Then selected by adding the keyword Indonesia to the search strategy, the results were 79 articles discussing COVID-19 and Indonesia. However, authors only took 39 articles that were relevant and published in reputable publishers. |
| Study of characteristic | Describe of each study characteristic. | This period is limited to the time between March to July 2020 and limited to the issue of COVID-19 and the policy response. | |
| Risk of bias within studies | Present data on risk of bias of each study. | To reduce analysis bias, authors only used 36 journal articles and the rest of the references came from book chapters, official government reports and trusted media. | |
| Results of individual studies | Provide simple summary data. | Team interpretation in this result. | |
| Synthesis of results | Present the main results of the review. | Team interpretation in this result. | |
| Risk of bias across studies | Present outcomes of any risk evaluation of prejudice through studies. | The results were described and narrated with the literature collected. | |
| Additional analysis | Give results of additional analyses. | The researchers added some data and arguments from the media and research reports on the development of COVID-19 in Indonesia, | |
| DISCUSSION | Summary of evidence | Summarize the main findings. | Narrative of this research |
| Limitations | Discuss limitation of study. | Time of this study was five months and the case study was in Indonesia. | |
| Conclusion | Provide a general interpretation of the results and implications for future research. | The conclusion is interpretation of the results in Indonesia’s policy response to against COVID-19. | |
| FUNDING | Funding | Describe sources of funding for the systematic review and other support. | There is no funding in this study. |
| Section | Item | Checklist of item | Applicable in this paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Title | Identify the research through systematic review, meta-analysis, or both. | The researchers identify Indonesia’s policy in responding to COVID-19 with systematic review. | |
| Structured summary | Provide a structured summary including, as applicable: background; objectives; data sources; study eligibility criteria, participants, and interventions; study appraisal and synthesis methods; results; limitations; conclusions and implications of key findings. | The researchers convey a summary of this research. | |
| Rationale | Describe, in the sense of what is already understood, the reasoning for the study. | The researchers conducted a review of COVID-19 with a policy approach and the impact of the policies taken by the Indonesian government in dealing with COVID-19. | |
| Objectives | Provide an explicit statement of questions being addressed with reference to participants, interventions, comparisons, outcomes, and study design. | This article aims to analyse the Indonesian government’s policies as a response in dealing with COVID-19 with systematic literature review from various sources. | |
| Protocol and registration | Indicate if a review protocol exists, whether it can be accessed and where it can be accessed. | The researchers conducted a review of several publishers, e-books, book chapters, and research reports that discuss public policy and COVID-19. | |
| Eligibility criteria | Specify study characteristic. | The researchers conducted a review between March and July 2020, and all publications are peer reviewed. | |
| Information sources | Describe all information sources. | For journal articles, the researchers used the Scopus database published from several publishers such as Emerald, Springer, Taylor and Francis (Routledge), ScienceDirect, Sage and Wiley. | |
| Search | Present a systematic electronic search strategy for at least one database, including any applicable restrictions, so that it can be replicated. | In the Scopus database, the researchers provide search limits on policy and COVID-19, besides a systematic literature review to support these methods. | |
| Study selection | State the process for selecting studies | Most literatures are published in 2020, and some previous literatures are used to support the authors’ arguments. | |
| Data collection process | Describe method of data extraction from reports. | The authors search for literature by online books and book chapters about COVID-19. | |
| Data items | Data items in this research. | The important variables in this research are policy response, COVID-19, society, and Indonesia. | |
| Risk of bias in individual studies | Describe methods used for assessing risk of bias of individual studies. | To reduce individual bias, the authors combine the updated data in several trusted media and research institutions. | |
| Summary measures | State the principal summary measures. | Searches in the Scopus database were carried out randomly with the keyword COVID-19 in Title-Abs-Key and Policy on the next keywords. | |
| Synthesis of results | Describe the methods of handling data and combining results of studies. | We search for journal articles in several reputable publishers with two important keywords, namely COVID-19 and Policy. The keyword Indonesia is used for the uniqueness of this study. | |
| Risk of bias across studies | Specify any assessment of risk of bias that may affect the cumulative evidence. | Combine many resources. | |
| Additional analyses | Describe methods of additional analyses. | The analysis supported by official reports and previous studies. | |
| Study selection | Give numbers of studies screened, assessed for eligibility, and included in the review. | There are 1999 documents discussing COVID-19 in the Scopus database (Per October 2020). Then selected by adding the keyword Indonesia to the search strategy, the results were 79 articles discussing COVID-19 and Indonesia. However, authors only took 39 articles that were relevant and published in reputable publishers. | |
| Study of characteristic | Describe of each study characteristic. | This period is limited to the time between March to July 2020 and limited to the issue of COVID-19 and the policy response. | |
| Risk of bias within studies | Present data on risk of bias of each study. | To reduce analysis bias, authors only used 36 journal articles and the rest of the references came from book chapters, official government reports and trusted media. | |
| Results of individual studies | Provide simple summary data. | Team interpretation in this result. | |
| Synthesis of results | Present the main results of the review. | Team interpretation in this result. | |
| Risk of bias across studies | Present outcomes of any risk evaluation of prejudice through studies. | The results were described and narrated with the literature collected. | |
| Additional analysis | Give results of additional analyses. | The researchers added some data and arguments from the media and research reports on the development of COVID-19 in Indonesia, | |
| Summary of evidence | Summarize the main findings. | Narrative of this research | |
| Limitations | Discuss limitation of study. | Time of this study was five months and the case study was in Indonesia. | |
| Conclusion | Provide a general interpretation of the results and implications for future research. | The conclusion is interpretation of the results in Indonesia’s policy response to against COVID-19. | |
| Funding | Describe sources of funding for the systematic review and other support. | There is no funding in this study. |
Source: Adapted from Liberati et al. (2009)
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