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Table 4 Clinician participation in training that satisfied principles of training

From: Enhancing clinician participation in quality improvement training: implementation and impact of an evidence-based initiative to maximise antenatal clinician participation in training regarding women’s alcohol consumption during pregnancy

Principles of training

n (%)

Varied structures

 One-on-one training

88 (47.31%)

 Group training

157 (84.41%)

Both one-on-one and group

69 (37.10%)

Multiple modes

 Online training

84 (45.16%)

 Face-to-face training

176 (94.62%)

Both online and face-to-face

78 (41.94%)

 Multiple formats

 Interactive training

142 (76.34%)

 Didactic training

147 (79.03%)

Both interactive and didactic

108 (58.06%)

Mixed content

 Educational

181 (97.31%)

 Instructional

154 (82.8%)

Both educational & instructional

153 (82.26%)

Varied Facilitators

 Peer facilitators

173 (98.3%)

 Expert facilitator

64 (36.36%)

Both peer and expert

61 (34.66%)

Training duration

 <  1 h

58 (31.18%)

≥ 1 h

128 (68.82%)

Receipt of principles of training

 Received no principles

18 (9.68%)

 One principle

25 (13.44%)

 Two principles

16 (8.60%)

 Three principles

36 (19.35%)

 Four principles

29 (15.59%)

 Five principles

49 (26.34%)

All six principles

13 (6.99%)