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Table 4 Comparison of organizational contextual factor (OCF) scores between QI and SOC groups

From: Organizational contextual factors that predict success of a quality improvement collaborative approach to enhance integrated HIV-tuberculosis services: a sub-study of the Scaling up TB/HIV Integration trial

Organizational contextual factors

QI arm (N = 8)

SOC arm (N = 8)

p-value

Mean (%)

Range (%)

Mean (%)

Range (%)

Physical infrastructure

78.9

(66.7–90.5)

64.7

(42.9–80.0)

0.058

Key staff

95.8

(85.7–100)

92.0

(80.0–100)

0.270

Flexibility of clinic hours

66.9

(25–100)

65.5

(0–100)

0.900

Monitoring data for improvement (MDI)

63.3

(38.9–100)

65.0

(41.7–100)

0.875

Leadership support

46.0

(25.0–75.0)

57.4

(25.0–100)

0.265

Supportive context for change (baseline)#

77.5

(72.6–78.8)

79.0

(74.1–84.6)

0.248

Supportive context for change (month 12)#

76.2

(73.4–81.8)

79.7

(72.1–92.0)

0.128

Degree of integrated HIV-TB services (baseline)#

77.1

(72.8–82.9)

76.7

(66.7–82.4)

0.916

Degree of integrated HIV-TB services (month 12)#

74.1

(68.4–80.2)

80.1

(76.7–81.7)

0.916

  1. QI quality improvement, SOC standard of care
  2. #Mean scores were converted to percentages for comparability