Table 2.

Study participants’ ratings of familiarity, knowledge, skill, and belief with systematic reviews [Mdn^a (IQR^b); range: (min, max)]

	Score (Mdna) (IQRb)); range: (min, max)
	Phase 1		Phase 2		Phase 3
Response	Survey	Interview	Round 1	Round 2
Familiarityc
How familiar are you with systematic reviews	5 (2); (1, 7)	5 (1.5); (4, 7)	7 (2); (4, 7)	7 (2); (4, 7)	7 (1); (4, 7)
Beliefd
I believe that systematic reviews can have a practical impact on the decision I make at work	6 (2); (1, 7)	5 (2); (5, 7)	6 (1); (5, 7)	6 (1); (4, 7)	7 (1); (5, 7)
Knowledged
I have high level of knowledge about how to appraise the quality of systematic reviews	5 (2); (1, 7)	5 (2); (2, 7)	6 (2); (2, 7)	6 (2); (2, 7)	6 (0); (2, 7)
I have high level of knowledge about the different types of research evidence available to support decision making	5 (1); (1, 7)	5 (1); (3, 7)	6 (2); (3, 7)	6 (2); (3, 7)	6.5 (1); (3, 7)
Skilld
I am confident in my ability to read and appraise the quality of systematic reviews	5 (2); (1, 7)	5 (2); (2, 7)	5 (2); 2 (7)	5 (2); (2, 7)	6 (1); (2, 7)

^aMdn = median

^bIQR = interquartile range

^cLikert scale range where 1 = not at all familiar and 7 = extremely familiar

^dLikert scale range where 1 = strongly disagree and 7 = strongly agree