Table 1 Summary of data charting form

• Title

• Author

• Year

• Study design (RCT, Scoping Review or Case Study etc)

• Geographical Location (Manchester, Norfolk or London, etc)

• Setting (Social care, primary care or care home etc)

• Sample type (GP, patient, social worker or relative, etc)

• Source of data (Primary research, secondary analysis or commentary, etc)

• Primary aim of study, research or document (As set out in study abstract)

• Method (Questionnaire, semi-structured interviews or scoping review, etc)

• Key findings/themes (As set out in study abstract)

• Examples of integrated care provided (Any examples of integrated care practice, initiatives, structures, models, etc., e.g. Case Management Model, Chronic Care Model; Social Prescribing)

• Clinical or practice integration (micro-level), e.g. the extent to which staff, management and patient records etc., are integrated

• Organisational integration (meso-level), e.g. the extent to which integration of services has been achieved across different organisations

• System integration (macro-level), e.g. the degree of alignment of rules and integration of policies within a health and social system.