Table 1.
Study characteristics (N=40).
| Characteristics | Values, n (%) | ||
| Study design | |||
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Quantitative | 21 (53) | |
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Qualitative | 11 (28) | |
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Mixed methods | 8 (20) | |
| Research methoda | |||
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Surveys | 15 (38) | |
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Interviews or focus groups | 7 (18) | |
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Chart reviews | 5 (13) | |
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Cross-sectional or secondary data use | 5 (13) | |
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Quality improvement | 3 (8) | |
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Ethnographic or observational | 6 (15) | |
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Descriptive case studies | 1 (3) | |
| Study sample | |||
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Clinicians or health care professionals | 26 (65) | |
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Administrator, ITb, or management | 9 (23) | |
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Service users | 4 (10) | |
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No participants (eg, record review) | 13 (33) | |
| Countries | |||
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United States | 27 (68) | |
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United Kingdom | 8 (20) | |
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Canada | 2 (5) | |
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Other | 3 (8) | |
aSome studies included multiple methods and thus were counted twice.
bIT: information technology.