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Table 5 Study characteristics associated with implementation strategies and outcomes for nurses and non-nurses (N = 61)

From: Implementation strategies for infection prevention and control promotion for nurses in Sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review

 

Number of studies (n)

Percentage of studies (%)

Number of studies with strategy/outcome focused on nurses (n)

Percentage of studies with strategy/outcome focused on nurses (%)

Number of studies with strategy/outcome focused on patients or overall health system (n)

Percentage of studies with strategy/outcome focused on patients or overall health system (%)

Implementation strategies

 Education

59

96.7

58

95.1

1

1.6

 Quality management

39

63.9

21

34.4

18

29.5

 Plan

33

54.1

12

19.7

21

34.4

 Restructure

32

52.5

7

11.5

25

41.0

 Finance

8

13.1

2

3.3

6

9.8

 Policy

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

Implementation EBP outcomes

 Penetration

22

36.0

4

6.5

18

29.5

 Feasibility

13

21.3

6

9.8

7

11.5

 Adoption

5

8.2

1

1.6

4

6.6

 Sustainability

5

8.2

2

3.3

3

4.9

 Acceptability

4

6.6

3

4.9

1

1.6

 Fidelity

3

4.9

2

3.3

1

1.6

 Appropriateness

1

1.6

1

1.6

0

0.0

 Cost

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

 No EBP outcome

21

34.4

na

na

na

na

Implementation strategy outcomes

 Penetration

44

72.1

34

55.7

7

11.5

 Feasibility

28

45.9

6

9.8

22

36.1

 Acceptability

18

29.5

13

21.3

5

8.2

 Adoption

5

8.2

2

3.3

3

4.9

 Sustainability

3

4.9

3

4.9

0

0.0

 Appropriateness

2

3.3

2

3.3

0

0.0

 Cost

2

3.3

2

3.3

0

0.0

 Fidelity

0

0.0

0

0.0

0

0.0

 No strategy outcome

3

4.9

na

na

na

na