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Table 1 Demographic and professional characteristics of mid-level providers and clinic characteristics by study arm

From: Retention of knowledge and clinical competence among Ugandan mid-level health providers 1 year after intensive clinical mentorship in TB and HIV management

Characteristics

Control arm

Intervention arm

Baseline

End of intervention

6-month follow up

12 month follow up

Baseline

End of intervention

6 month follow up

12 month follow up

Time 0

Time 1

Time 2

Time 3

Time 0

Time 1

Time 2

Time 3

(N = 20)

(N = 20)

(N = 20)

(N = 18)

(N = 20)

(N = 19)

(N = 19)

(N = 17)

Sex (n [%])

        

 Female

15 (75)

15 (75)

15 (75)

14 (78)

16 (80)

15 (79)

15 (79)

14 (82)

 Male

5 (25)

5 (25)

5 (25)

4 (22)

4 (20)

4 (21)

4 (21)

3 (18)

Professional Cadres (n [%])

        

 Clinical Officers

5 (25)

5 (25)

5 (25)

4 (22)

7 (35)

6 (32)

6 (32)

6 (35)

 Registered nurses/midwives

15 (75)

15 (75)

15 (75)

14 (78)

13 (65)

13 (68)

13 (68)

11 (65)

Age (years), Mean (SD)

40 (11)

40 (11)

40 (11)

41 (12)

38 (8)

38 (8)

38 (8)

39 (8)

Years in practice, median (IQR)

4.5 (1.5, 7.5)

3.0 (1.5, 7.0)

3.0 (1.5, 7.0)

3.0 (1.5, 7.0)

3.0 (1.4, 10.0)

3.0 (1.4, 10.0)

3.0 (1.4, 10.0)

4.0 (1.4, 10.0)

Monthly outpatient attendances, Mean (SD)  

1405 (455.6)

1405 (455.6)

1405 (455.6)

1387 (478.2)

1828 (716.0)

1846 (731.0)

1846 (731.0)

1914 (744.0)

Monthly active HIV patients, Mean (SD)

233.4 (84.2)

233.4 (84.2)

233.4 (84.2)

230.3 (88.4)

348.9 (131.3)

342.4 (131.5)

342.4 (131.)

337.2 (138.5)

  1. Mid-level providers refer to clinical officers, registered nurses, and midwives, and exclude medical officers