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. 2020 Mar 27;35(3):195–215. doi: 10.1093/her/cyaa003

Table IV.

Dose delivered and dose received of the stress prevention initiatives in the HHS study

Dose delivered (reported by students, teachers or school coordinators)
Dose received (reported by students)
Stress preventive initiatives School level Class level Student levela
Curriculum 39.7%a 34/79 41% (SR: 10–62%, CR: 0–100%)
Stress lessons
 High dose (4 lessons) 3/14 11/79 13% (SR: 0–58%, CR: 0–71%0
 Medium dose (2–3 lessons) 3/14 19/79 34% (SR: 12–71%, CR: 0–100%)
 Low dose (0–1 lessons) 8/14 49/79 53% (SR: 2–88%, CR: 0–100%)
Number of lessons, mean (SD) 1.4 (1.8) (0–4) 1.4 (1.5) (0–4) 1.5 (1.0) (SR: 0.5–3.4, CR: 0.2–3.5)
Time management initiativeb 26/79 27% (SR: 0–68%, CR: 0–83%)
 Time management course 13/15 31/79 44% (SR: 19–72%, CR: 0–87%)
 Time management exercise 46/79 49% (SR: 0–95%, CR: 0–100%)
Stress policy
 Had a stress policy at first follow-up 7/15
 Developed a stress policy during the school year 2016–17 2/15
Half-yearly counselling sessions 7/15 31/79 43% (SR: 16–80%, CR: 0–100%)
Annual coursework planc 8/15 1/79 2% (SR: 0–7%, CR: 0–50%)
 Dates for hand out 12/15 2/79 10% (SR: 3–27%, CR: 0–60%)
 Assignment due dates and time 13/15 12/79 35% (SR: 19–51%, CR: 0.0–100%)
 Time use for assignments 9/15 1/79 9% (SR: 0–24%, CR: 0–50%)
a

Expressed as mean percentage; calculated as the sum of the percentage of students/teachers at each school divided by the number of schools. SR, school range; CR, class range.

b

Have implemented the time management course and the exercise.

c

Have implemented all elements of the annual coursework plan.