Table 1 Draft data extraction tool
Variable name | Description |
|---|---|
Study characteristics | |
Author | Authors of publication |
Year | Publication year |
Country | Country of origin |
Language | Language of publication |
Funding source | Reported source of funding for the study |
Population | Study population |
Setting | Study setting |
Study type | Study design |
Community size | Rural urban or remote |
Location of graduation | Location prescriber graduated from |
Practice type | Private, group, solo, community health center |
Licensing | Prescriber licensing to prescribe opioid agonists |
Training | Training in addiction medicine or opioid agonist therapy |
Training type | Type of training received in addiction medicine or opioid agonist therapy |
Training type description | Description of training as reported by authors |
Sample | Sample population |
Study method | Study method used |
Study participants | Number of study participants |
Participant response rate | What proportion of participants responded |
Gender | Reported gender of participants |
Inclusion criteria | Reported inclusion criteria |
Exclusion criteria | Reported exclusion criteria |
Statistical analytic technique | Statistical technique(s) used in analysis |
Documented Barriers and Facilitators | |
TDF domains -Barriers or facilitators that reflect individual or group level influences on implementation will be coded to one of Michie et al 2005, TDF Domains (CFIR Domains II, III, and V will be used in lieu of TDF’s Environmental context and resources/Environmental constraints) | Knowledge Skills Social/professional role and identity Beliefs about capabilities Beliefs about consequences Motivation and goals Memory, attention, decision processes Social influences Emotion Behavioral regulation Nature of the behaviors |
CFIR domains -Barriers-facilitators that reflect context will be coded into one of Damschroder et al. 2009 CFIR Domains (and their respective subdomains), excluding Domain IV – Individual Characteristics, which will be replaced by TDF domains | I. Intervention characteristics (8) II. Outer setting (4) III. Inner setting (5) V. Implementation process characteristics (4) |
Outcomes | |
Self-reported willingness to participate in prescribing office-based OAT | Self-reported willingness to prescribe office-based OAT |
Actual participation in office-based OAT prescribing | Reported participation in office-based OAT |
Actual participation in at least one determinant of office-based OAT prescribing | Reported participation in at least one determinant of OAT prescribing |
OAT determinants | Reported determinants |
Documented strategies (These strategies will be inductively analyzed in an iterative fashion, and coded as themes arise) | Reported strategies for enhancing provider prescription of OAT, or elements of OAT |