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Table 1 Components of the SPIDER framework

From: Examining inclusivity: the use of AI and diverse populations in health and social care: a systematic review

Component

Framework

Sample

Studies focusing on diverse populations, such as marginalized populations, underrepresented groups, ethnic minority groups, and persons with disabilities.

Such terms were included in our search string.

Phenomenon of interest

The application and impact of AI systems in the context of health and social care, which led to the use of search terms such as “Artificial intelligence”, “Machine learning”, “AI systems”, “Health AI”, and “AI in social care”.

Design

Not limited to specific design types.

Evaluation

Addressed by search terms such as “impact”, “effect”, “consequences”, “bias”, and “discrimination”.

Research type

All relevant studies, including quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods studies, were included.