Figure 1
A flowchart illustrating the process of identifying and collecting data for a document analysis.The flowchart details the identification and collection of data for a document analysis. The process begins with four search strategies: grey literature databases, custom Google searches, targeted websites, and expert consultation. Records are identified from grey literature databases in Finnish and international sources, with zero records found. Custom Google searches yield 41 potentially relevant records in English and one in Finnish. Targeted websites of Finnish health care organizations, Scandinavian university hospitals, and international nurse associations produce one potentially relevant record. Expert consultation identifies 15 potentially relevant records. These records are combined, resulting in 58 total records. After removing six duplicates, 52 reports are screened for eligibility. Twenty-seven reports are excluded for being outdated, not targeting the correct group, being templates, or unavailable. Finally, 25 reports are included in the review.

Search strategy. Note: Modified from: PRISMA flow diagram for new systematic reviews which included searches of databases, registers and other sources (Page et al., 2021). From: PRISMA 2020 flow diagram – PRISMA statement licensed under CC BY 4.0 (Link to the website)

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