Table 4.
KT intervention characteristics | No. (%) of randomized clinical trials (N = 157) |
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BCTa component (all not tailored) as part of KT intervention (intervention target) | |
Instruction on how to perform a behaviour (patient) | 80 (50.9) |
Restructuring the social environment (patient) | 67 (42.7) |
Instruction on how to perform a behaviour (healthcare provider) | 51 (32.5) |
Goal setting (outcomes) (patient) | 31 (19.7) |
Adding objects to the environment (patient) | 24 (15.3) |
Prompts/cues (healthcare provider) | 22 (14) |
Self-monitoring of outcome(s) of behaviour (patient) | 22 (14) |
Problem solving (patient) | 22 (14) |
Umbrella term—Patient education (patient) | 20 (12.7) |
Restructuring the social environment (healthcare provider) | 20 (12.7) |
Goal setting (behaviour) (patient) | 20 (12.7) |
Prompts/cues (patient) | 19 (12.1) |
Credible source (healthcare provider) | 16 (10.2) |
EPOCb component as part of KT intervention (intervention target) | |
Patient educationc (patients/caregivers) | 110 (70.1) |
Promotion of self-management (patients/caregivers) | 94 (59.9) |
Case management (patients/caregivers) | 88 (56.1) |
Staff education (healthcare providers)c | 74 (47.1) |
Team changes (healthcare providers) | 51 (32.5) |
Facilitated relay of information (healthcare providers) | 37 (23.6) |
Patient reminders (patients/caregivers) | 22 (14.0) |
Audit and feedback (healthcare providers) | 20 (12.7) |
Electronic patient registry (healthcare providers) | 20 (12.7) |
Motivational interview (patients/caregivers) | 20 (12.7) |
aBehaviour change techniques (BCT) taxonomy-based coding
bEffective Practice and Organization of Care (EPOC) taxonomy-based coding
cStaff education and patient education was used as part of control/usual care arms in 24 and 23 studies, respectively