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Quantitative Study Design
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Libardo Gomez, 2018 [24] |
Observational; by interview with cross-sectional study |
Colombia |
Community |
249 |
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Peter G Nicholls, 2005 [25] |
Cross-sectional with structured interviews |
India |
Community |
356 |
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Peter G Nicholls, 2003 [26] |
Observational; by patient cohort |
Bangladesh, India |
Hospital |
2664 |
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A Samraj, 2012 [20] |
Observational; descriptive cross-sectional with interview |
India |
Hospital |
86 |
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Mary Henry, 2016 [27] |
Observational; explorative study with a quantitative questionnaire (cross-sectional) |
Brazil |
Clinic |
122 |
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Natasja van Veen, 2007 [14] |
Observational; long-term prospective cohort study |
Bangladesh, Ethiopia |
Clinic, Community |
Total: 3250 (1594; 49%) Ethiopia: 586 (517; 88.2%) and Bangladesh: 2664 (1077; 40.4%) |
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Furen Zhang, 2009 [28] |
Observational; by interview (cross-sectional) |
China |
Community |
88 |
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XS Chen, 2000 [29] |
Cross-sectional design with patients’ records |
China |
National |
27,928 |
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Linda M Robertson, 2000] [30] |
Cross-sectional with a structured questionnaire |
Nepal |
Hospital |
166 |
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DNJ Lockwood, 2001 [31] |
Cross-sectional design with case-note review |
UK |
Hospital |
28 |
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Patricia D. Deps, 2006 [15] |
Cross-sectional; descriptive with interviews |
Brazil |
Community |
506 (450; 88.9%) |
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Cacilda Da Silva Souza, 2003 [16] |
Cross-sectional with semi-structured interviews |
Brazil |
Hospital, Clinic |
40 |
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Tigist Shumet, 2015 [17] |
Observational; cross-sectional retrospective record review |
Ethiopia |
Hospital |
513 |
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Govindarijulu Srinivas, 2019 [13] |
Observational; case-control study with interview |
India |
Community |
280 |
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Jin Lan Li, 2016 [18] |
Observational; by patients’ records (cross-sectional) |
China |
Community |
1274 |
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Mahdis Ghavidel,2018[19] |
Observational; cross-sectional study |
Iran |
Clinic |
42 |
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Marcos Tu´lio Raposo,2018[21] |
Observational; cross-sectional study |
Brazil |
Community |
249 (222; 89.2%) |
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Sabeena J,2020 [22] |
Observational; retrospective |
India |
Hospital |
403 |
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Tongsheng Chu, 2020[23] |
Observational; retrospective |
China |
Community |
232 |
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Qualitative Study Design
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Peter G Nicholls, 2003 [38] |
Participatory method with semi-structured interviews, focus groups, observation, and free listing |
Paraguay |
Hospital |
36 |
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Carmen Osorio-Mejia,2020[39] |
Qualitative method with semi-structured interviews |
Peru |
Clinic |
30 |
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Mix Method Design
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Thirumugam Muthuvel, 2017 [32] |
Quantitative component with a matched case-control design with interviews, followed by a descriptive qualitative component |
India |
Community |
210 |
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Sonia F. Raffe, 2013 [34] |
Quantitative component with a cross-sectional approach. Qualitative data were collected from semi-structured interviews with patients, case-notes review, and brief clinical examinations |
Nepal |
Hospital |
78 (75; 96.2%) |
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Ulla Britt Engelbrektsson,2019 [35] |
Quantitative and qualitative method with interview and review of patient’s documents |
Nepal |
Hospital |
81 |
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Sachin Ramchandra Atre, 2011 [33] |
Cross-sectional descriptive and qualitative design with semi-structured interviews |
India |
Community |
58 |
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Cavalcante MDMA, 2020[36] |
The quantitative data on the notified cases were provided by the program’s municipal coordinator, and the qualitative data were obtained by semi-structured script |
Brazil |
Clinic |
19 |
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Myo Ko Ko Zaw, 2020[37] |
The quantitative analysis used an ecological study design, and the qualitative data were collected by interview |
Myanmar |
Clinic, Region Aggregate Data |
42 |
