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Table 7 ToT and TB health worker change in capability for cessation support

From: Scaling up tobacco cessation within TB programmes: findings from a multi-country, mixed-methods implementation study

 

NTP staff trained as trainers

TB health workers trained

Capability questionnaire

Before training

Mean (minimum, maximum)

After training

Mean (minimum, maximum)

% Change (95% confidence interval [CI])

Bangladesh

4

37: 5 in learning sites

Follow-on training provided by research team and NTP trainers to 32 health workers in addition to training sites

97% (min: 93%; max: 100%)

99% (min: 99%; max: 100%)

3% (95% CI: −0.6 to 6%)

Pakistan

16

115 health workers trained in 4 districts: 55 doctors, 56 DOTS facilitators, 4 district data assistants Follow-on training: all TB staff in 121 facilities trained by 2020

70% (min: 31%; max: 99%)

86% (min: 21%; max: 100%)

16% (95% CI: 13–19%)

Nepal

8

17: 11 TB health workers and 6 public health officers

No follow-on training beyond learning sites

59% (min: 36%; max: 86%)

81% (min: 40%; max: 94%)

22% (95% CI: 16–28%)

Combined for all 3 countries

28

169 trained initially

153 received follow-on training

69% (min: 31%; max: 100%)

86% (min: 1% max: 100%

17% (95% CI: 14–20%