Table 1 Inclusion and exclusion criteria
Category | Inclusion | Exclusion |
|---|---|---|
Type of Study | Published and unpublished unique research (e.g., governmental reports, non-governmental reports, or graduate or undergraduate thesis or dissertation)1 | Non-primary research (e.g., reviews, commentaries) |
Data was collected after March 2020 | Data was collected pre-March 2020 | |
Published in English | Not available in English | |
Full text available | Full text not available | |
The research must have been conducted in an OECD country | The research was conducted in a non-OECD country | |
Population/Context | Participants who have experience of working from home | Participants and populations who are unable to work from home, or work away from their work office in a public place (e.g., coffee shops, shared spaces) |
The sample of participants must include individuals who work from home with a desk based non-manual job | A sample of participants who only have manuals jobs (e.g., those drawn from the care setting (i.e., live in carers or nurses) | |
Participants who are considered adults | Participants who are considered children, or drawn from the education setting (e.g., online students, university students) | |
Outcome(s) | The study details the impact of homeworking in relation to mental health, resilience2, or productivity | The study does not detail the impact of homeworking in relation to mental health, resilience, or productivity |