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. 2017 Jun 5;20(12):2104–2113. doi: 10.1017/S1368980017000970

Table 1.

Characteristics of included studies

Study Design, method Setting Income level Sample characteristics No. of participants Sampling/recruitment QAS (%)*
Batnitzky (2008)( 28 ) Qualitative, field study, semi-structured interviews, observation Rabat, Morocco Lower middle Men and women, 20+ years Not reported Unclear – individuals then households from non-profit organization 60
Charlton et al. (2004)( 29 ) Mixed, cross-sectional, questionnaire, focus groups Cape Town and Pretoria, South Africa Upper middle Black African women, 17–50 years (questionnaire) 18–49 years (focus groups) 394 (questionnaire) and 39 (focus groups) Convenience, according to age and sex 75
Hattingh et al. (2011, 2006, 2014)( 35 37 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Mangaung district, South Africa Upper middle Women, 25–44 years 488 Stratified random according to number of plots in each settlement 80
Jafri et al. (2013)( 30 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Casablanca, Morocco Lower middle Women, 18+ years 401 Multistage cluster. Households randomly selected within clusters 59
Landais et al. (2011, 2013, 2012)( 31 , 32 , 45 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Rabat-Salé, Morocco Lower middle Women, 20–49 years 894 Multistage cluster. Household addresses randomly selected from enumeration areas 100
Mbochi et al. (2012)( 33 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Nairobi, Kenya Lower middle Women, 25–54 years 365 Stratified random according to number of women in each socio-economic stratum 73
Mogre et al. (2013)( 34 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Tamale, Ghana Lower middle Men and women, 20–60 years 235 Stratified random based on number of employees in each department 80
Rguibi and Belahsen (2006)( 38 ) Qualitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire via interview Laayoune, Morocco Lower middle Women, 15–70 years 249 Convenience. Women visiting primary-care centres 55
Savy et al. (2008)( 39 ) and Becquey et al. (2010)( 40 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso Low Women, 29–50 years 481 Random, from a database containing an exhaustive list of inhabitants 95
Sodjinou et al. (2009, 2008)( 41 , 42 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, survey/questionnaire Cotonou, Benin Low Men and women, 25–60 years 200 Multistage cluster. Neighbourhoods, households, then individuals randomly selected 100
Van Zyl et al. (2010)( 43 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Johannesburg, South Africa Upper middle Men and women, 19–30 years 341 Convenience. Residents of Johannesburg visiting a mall 75
Waswa (2011)( 44 ) Quantitative, cross-sectional, questionnaire Eldoret, Kenya Lower middle Women, 20–25 years 260 Stratified random according to university department size including each year 82
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QAS, quality assessment score.