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Table 2 Association between teacher training and continued implementation support with teachers’ implementation fidelity

From: Implementing a school-based HIV prevention program during public health emergencies: lessons learned in The Bahamas

Variables

n

Number of core activities completed (0–35)

Number of core activities taught exactly as outlined (0–35)

Number of sessions taught (0–9)

Total sample

47

18.6 (8.3)

11.8 (7.7)

5.4 (2.2)

Teacher training

 In-person

7

19.4 (8.4)

9.3 (7.8)

5.7 (2.4)

 Online

17

21.1 (8.7)*

12.8 (8.4)

6.1 (2.1)**

 Both in-person and online

11

20.8 (6.8)

15.5 (5.8)

6.2 (1.6)**

 No training

12

12.6 (6.4)*

8.3 (6.7)

3.6 (1.9)**

Performance of school coordinators

 No school coordinator

16

14.8 (6.9)***

10.5 (6.7)

4.3 (1.8)***

 Satisfactory

20

16.8 (7.5)***

11.0 (7.5)

5.1 (2.1)***

 Very good

11

27.5 (4.3)***

15.0 (9.0)

7.7 (0.9)***

Performance of peer mentors

 No mentor

40

18.4 (8.6)

11.7 (7.6)

5.3 (2.3)

 Satisfactory

7

19.9 (6.6)

12.3 (8.6)

6.0 (1.7)

  1. *P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001. Scores reported as mean (standard deviation)