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. 2022 Oct 9;11:213. doi: 10.1186/s13643-022-02092-2

Table 1.

Characteristics of the included studies (n = 26)

Author Country/setting Design Participants Intervention (n/mean age) Duration (frequency)c Control (n/mean age) Knowledge as a primary outcome Secondary outcome Application of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model
Adamuz et al. [17] Spain/hospital RCT CAP participants Individualized education (102/65.00a) 30 (2) Conventional information (105/72.00a) Yes Additional healthcare visits and rehospitalization Planning, implementation, evaluation
Azar et al. [18] Iran/hospital QE DM participants Self-management education (43/56.65) 45–60 (8) Routine care, training (43/55.09) Yes Quality of life Planning, implementation, evaluation
Barasheh et al. [19] Iran/health center QE Type 2 DM participants Self-care education (55/48.74) 60 (4) Routine care and training (55/79.89) Yes Self-care behavior Planning
Bazpour et al. [20] Iran/hospital RCT Beta-thalassemia participants Lifestyle education (32/18.30) 45–60 (6) NS (32/17.84) Yes Lifestyle Planning, implementation, evaluation
Bridges et al. [21] USA/university QE College students Suicide Prevention and Awareness for Depression program (329/20.54) NS (4) Depression awareness Planning, implementation, evaluation
Cannick et al. [22, 23] USA/university RCT Dental students Education for oral cancer prevention and detection (52/24.35b) 120 (1) Usual instruction (52/24.35b) Yes Competency Planning, implementation, evaluation
Chabot et al. [24] Canada/community pharmacies QE HTN participants Pharmacist intervention (41/68.00) 120 (1) NS (59/63.00) Blood pressure Planning, implementation, evaluation
Chiang et al. [25] Taiwan/hospital RCT Parents of asthmatic children Self-management education (33/NS) NS (1) Regular outpatient asthma education (35/NS) Yes Self-management Planning
Cole & Horacek [26] USA/military installation RCT Military spouses Intuitive eating program (18/37.50) 60 (10) NS (14/37.00) Intuitive eating attitude Planning, implementation, evaluation
Didehvar et al. [27] Iran/hospital QE Nurses and midwives Stress management training (62/30.76) 240 (2) Job stress Planning
Gary et al. [28] USA/hospital RCT Type 2 DM participants

1. NCM and usual care (38/59.00)

2. CHW and usual care (41/59.00)

3. NCM/CHW and usual care (36/60.00)

2 yearsd Usual care (34/57.00) HbA1c Planning
Kaewchin et al. [29] Thailand/school RCT Overweight and obese students Behavioral modification (40/NS) 45 (12) NS (40/ NS) Health literacy and behavioral modification Planning, implementation
Kattelmann et al. [30] USA/university RCT College Student Web-delivered intervention (824/19.40) NS (21) Delayed intervention (815/19.30) Weight, BMI, fruit and vegetable intake, physical activity, and perceived stress Planning
Khortwong & Kaewkungwal [31] Thailand/hospital QE TB participants Health education (50/29.16) 20–30 (12) Routine treatment (50/28.08) Compliance and quality of life Planning, implementation, evaluation
Kim et al. [32] Peru/school QE Students Mental health education (760/NS) 9 monthsd NS (746/NS) Mental health-related risk behaviors and suicide attempts Planning, implementation, evaluation
Lacaille, et al. [33] Canada/hospital QE IA participants Self-management program (19/51.00) 180 (5) Self-efficacy Planning
Lin et al. [34] China/hospital QE OR nurses OBE management program (87) 120–180 (3) Attitudes, and behavior for OBE prevention Planning, implementation, evaluation
Mazloomymahmoodabad, et al. [35] Iran/health center QE Older adults Healthy behavior education (64/65.80) 9 monthsd NS (64/67.80) Yes Quality of life Planning
Moshki et al. [7] Iran/health center QE High-risk participants of type 2 DM Preventive behavior education (82/37.50) 90 (1) NS (82/38.59) Yes Preventive behavior Planning, implementation, evaluation
Moshki et al. [36] Iran/health center RCT Menopausal women Self-efficacy and self-acceptance education (40/52.60) 120 (4) Booklet (40/50.80) Yes Self-efficacy and self-acceptance Planning, implementation
Ngowi et al. [37] Tanzania/district RCT Pig farmers Infection control education (393/33.00a) NS (1) NS (434/32.00a) Incidence rate of porcine cysticercosis Planning, implementation, evaluation
Ranjbaran et al. [38] Iran/hospital RCT CABG participants Education for cardiac rehabilitation (50/59.30) 45–60 (8) Exercise and lifestyle training (50/59.50) Yes Poor sleep quality Planning
Sezgin & Esin [39] Turkey/hospital QE ICU nurses Ergonomic risk management education (35/27.00b) 2 weeksd NS (37/27.00b) Musculoskeletal symptoms Planning, implementation, evaluation
Syakurah et al. [40] Indonesia/university QE Medical students Family health promotion education (244/NS) 5 weeksd Self -assessment on activities Planning, implementation, evaluation
Pournaghash-Tehrani & Etemadi [41] Iran/hospital RCT CABG with ED participants Sex education (55/59.30b) NS (8) Regular training (55/59.30b) Yes Quality of life Planning, implementation, evaluation
Walsh et al. [42] USA/vocational training program site QE Low-income young adults Healthy lifestyle intervention (89/20.00b) 10 weeksd No intervention (76/20.00b) Physical activity and eating behavior Planning, implementation, evaluation

BMI Body mass index, CABG Coronary artery bypass graft, CAP Community-acquired pneumonia, CHW Community health worker, DM Diabetes mellitus, ED Erectile dysfunction, HTN Hypertension, IA Inflammatory arthritis, ICU Intensive care unit, NCM Nurse case manager, NS Not specified, OBE Occupational blood-borne pathogen exposure, OR Operating room, RCT Randomized controlled trial, TB Tuberculosis, QA Quality assessment, QE Quasi-experimental study

aMedian age

bAge of all participants

cDuration refers to the number of minutes per session, and frequency refers to the total number of sessions

dTotal period of the intervention