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Table 3 Checklist for sufficiently reporting co-created intervention, service, or product

From: Adult co-creators’ emotional and psychological experiences of the co-creation process: a Health CASCADE scoping review protocol

Section

Checklist item

Response (yes; no; partly)

Planning

 

Was the sampling procedure described? (criteria, setting of recruitment)

 

Was it clear where the co-creation of the intervention, service, or product took place? (online, onsite)

 

Was a clear description of the co-creators provided? (demographic information, number, characteristics of interest)

 

Was it clear who facilitated the co-creation process?

 

Conducting

 Procedure components

Was there evidence of an attempt to manifest ownership? (branding of the group, identifying rights and responsibilities)

 

Was the level of participation from the co-creators described? (equal, decision power, all stages)

 

Was the overall aim of meetings and the purpose of each meeting presented to the group?

 

 Procedure methods

Was the frequency of meetings described?

Was the duration of the meetings described?

 

Were any interactive techniques and materials used in the co-creation process adequately described?

 

Was the description of the overall co-creation process complete?

 

Evaluation

 Process

Was co-creator satisfaction, experience or contribution evaluated? (retention rates)

 

Were the results reported back to the co-creators and public?

 

 Outcome

Was the outcome of the intervention, service or product described?

 

Were plans for formal testing of the effectiveness or scalability of the co-created intervention, service or product discussed?

 

Was there an explanation of how the validity of the process and outcome were evaluated? (face validation)

 
  1. Adapted from Leask et al.’s [4] ‘checklist for reporting intervention co-creation’ and Eyles et al.’s [27] amended version of a checklist for reporting non-pharmacological interventions