Table 1

Interventions/outcomes in studies for people with SLE

	SLE	Outcomes
	SLE	Stress reduction	Self-efficacy	Psychological status	Job retention	Physical capacity/activity	Quality of life	Weight management	Cytokines/lipid profile	Fatigue		Disease activity	Coping	Arterial stiffness	Hand function
Interventions	CBT	81
	Coaching/counselling		82	83
	Education/counselling				43		84
	Education/information			85
	Exercises/coaching/diet							86
	Exercise/education/coaching					87
	Exercise					41	7		56	55	88			30	73
	Exercise/relaxations									89
	Information/coaching											90
	Psychoeducational interventions												91
	Self-management						45*

To summarise and display descriptively the effects of the interventions on outcomes, we created a table in which we listed the interventions in rows and the outcomes in columns. Only studies which had defined a primary outcome are listed. We assigned the studies to the respective combinations of interventions and outcomes (numbers shown indicate the respective study, the colour represents whether the primary outcome was significant between groups (green), significant within groups (yellow) and not significant (red)).
*Significant after the intervention, not significant after 6 and 12 months.
CBT, cognitive–behavioural therapy; SLE, systemic lupus erythematosus.