Finding #26
Where nurses were supervised by doctors, the quality of this supervision was central to the building of confidence in both partners.
Assessment for each CERQual component
Methodological limitations	Minor concerns because 2 studies did not report sampling strategy and this may not influence the findings.
Coherence	No or very minor concerns.
Relevance	No or very minor concerns. Participants in 6 studies were nurses, in 6 studies were doctors, in 1 study were recipients of care, and in 2 studies were managers.
Adequacy	Minor concerns, as 8 studies with relatively few data reported this finding.
Overall CERQual assessment
Moderate confidence	Due to minor concerns about methodological limitations and adequacy.
Contributing studies/setting
Sub‐Saharan Africa (2); Asia (1); Europe (4); North America (2) Coulter 2000: USA, managed care organisation/multispeciality group practices Courtenay 2010: UK, primary care Drew 2002: UK, primary care Drew 2003: UK, primary care Kassean 2005: Mauritius, primary care Kraus 2017: USA, primary care Lindblad 2010: Sweden, primary health care Ljungbeck 2017: Sweden, municipal healthcare Mkhabela 2008: Swaziland, counselling and testing centres