Table 3 Extended demographics of delivery staff, pooled and per implementation wave

Sample, n (%)

111 (100)

48 (43)

63 (57)

Gender, n (%)

    Female

80 (73)

36 (77)

44 (70)

Profession, n (%)

    GP

31 (28)

0 (0)

31 (49)

    Licenced psychologist

20 (18)

10 (21)

10 (16)

    Psychologist in training

30 (27)

29 (62)

1 (2)

    Psychiatrist

6 (5)

1 (2)

5 (8)

    General mental health worker

6 (5)

1 (2)

5 (8)

    Other

17 (15)

6 (13)

11 (17)

Experience in mental health care, n (%)

    < 3 years

18 (17)

7 (15)

11 (18)

    3 – 5 years

18 (17)

12 (26)

6 (10)

    6 – 10 years

23 (21)

15 (32)

8 (13)

    > 10 years

49 (45)

13 (28)

36 (59)

Experience with iCBT, n (%)

    Provided a patient < 4 times iCBT

62 (58)

19 (42)

43 (69)

    Provided a patient 5 – 10 times iCBT

11 (10)

8 (18)

3 (5)

    Provided a patient 11 – 15 times iCBT

8 (8)

6 (13)

3 (5)

    Provided a patient 16 – 20 times iCBT

4 (4)

0 (0)

4 (6)

    Provided a patient > 20 times iCBT

21 (20)

12 (27)

9 (15)

Received iCBT training, n (%)

    Yes

82 (75)

38 (81)

44 (71)

If yes: type of iCBT training received, n (%)¹

    Technical

34 (39)

6 (20)

28 (49)

    Therapeutic

4 (5)

1 (3)

3 (5)

    Both

47 (54)

23 (77)

24 (42)

    Other

2 (2)

0 (0)

2 (4)

State of change in delivering iCBT, n (%)²

    Orienting

8 (8)

4 (8)

4 (8)

    Gained some insight

22 (22)

8 (17)

14 (26)

    Decided to change

4 (4)

2 (4)

2 (4)

    Trialling usage

34 (34)

10 (21)

24 (45)

    It is normal

33 (33)

24 (50)

9 (17)

Perceive an efficiency gain through delivering iCBT, n (%)³

    Strongly disagree

3 (3)

1 (2)

2 (4)

    Disagree

13 (13)

8 (19)

5 (9)

    Disagree nor agree

29 (29)

15 (35)

14 (25)

    Agree

41 (41)

10 (23)

31 (54)

    Strongly agree

14 (14)

9 (21)

5 (9)