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Table 2 Characteristics of included studies (N = 20)

From: Health research capacity building of health workers in fragile and conflict-affected settings: a scoping review of challenges, strengths, and recommendations

Study characteristic

N (%)

Region of corresponding author affiliation

Global north

15 (75%)

Global south

5 (25%)

Region of first author affiliation

Global north

12 (60%)

Global south

8 (40%)

Funding status

Government agency

11 (55%)

International organization

6 (30%)

University

3 (15%)

Not specified

2 (10%)

Study design

Mixed methods

12 (60%)

Project report

4 (20%)

Qualitative

3 (15%)

Quantitative

1 (5%)

Country

Nigeria

6 (30%)

Haiti

4 (20%)

Zimbabwe

4 (20%)

Liberia

3 (15%)

Burkina Faso

2 (10%)

Solomon Islands

2 (10%)

Cameroon

1 (5%)

Gambia

1 (5%)

The Dominican Republic of Congo

1 (5%)

Lebanon

1 (5%)

Health topic

Health research methods

14 (70%)

Communicable diseases

6 (30%)

Global surgery

2 (10%)

Health education

2 (10%)

Health policy and systems research

2 (10%)

Mental health

2 (10%)

Epidemiology

1 (5%)

Type of capacity building

Workshop

13 (65%)

Mentorship

5 (25%)

Fellowship

2 (10%)

Course

1 (5%)

Teaching rounds

1 (5%)

Training Programme

1 (5%)

Residency

1 (5%)

Target population

Academics

14 (70%)

Health service providers

11 (55%)

Health management and support staff

7 (35%)

Community members (subgroup)

3 (15%)

Level of implementation

Individual

19 (95%)

Organizational

4 (20%)

System

3 (15%)

Setting

Mixed

10 (50%)

University

2 (10%)

Hospital

3 (15%)

Not specified

5 (25%)

Mode of delivery

In person

13 (65%)

Blended

7 (35%)

Online

0

Pedagogy

Interactive

11 (55%)

Practicum-based

9 (45%)

Theory

7 (35%)

Evaluation time point

Pre/post/during intervention

3 (15%)

Short-term post intervention (<1 year)

15 (75%)

Long-term post intervention (≥ 1 year)

4 (20%)

Not specified

2 (10%)