Characteristic | Â |
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Type of organization offering capacity-building initiative—n (%)a | |
 Health services organization | 10 (50) |
 Academic organization | 6 (30) |
 Organization providing implementation support | 5 (25) |
 Professional association | 2 (10) |
 Private sector organization | 1 (5) |
Mode of delivery of capacity-building initiative—n (%) | |
 Combination of online and in-person | 10 (50) |
 In-person only | 6 (30) |
 Online only | 4 (20) |
Length of capacity-building initiative (hours)—median (range)b | |
 16 (3–30) |  |
Location where capacity-building initiative was offered—n (%)c | |
 North America | 9 (45) |
 Australia | 7 (35) |
 Europe | 3 (15) |
 Asia | 2 (10) |
 Africa | 1 (5) |
 Offered online only | 4 (20) |
Types of participants that take part in capacity-building initiative—n (%)a | |
 Point-of-care clinicians | 19 (95) |
 Implementation/quality improvement leads | 18 (90) |
 Managers/administrators | 17 (85) |
 Researchers | 16 (80) |
 Intermediaries/implementation support staff | 13 (65) |
 Graduate and postgraduate trainees | 13 (65) |
 Evaluators | 8 (40) |
 Policymakers | 7 (35) |
 Funders | 5 (25) |
 Health consumers or patients | 5 (25) |
Focus of capacity-building initiative—n (%) | |
 General—not specific to a specific context | 13 (65) |
 Rehabilitation | 5 (25) |
 Dementia | 1 (5) |
 Patient safety | 1 (5) |
Minimum entry requirements for capacity-building initiative—n (%)a | |
 No specific requirements | 13 (65) |
 Specific professional background or discipline | 7 (35) |
 Membership or affiliation with a specific organization or group | 3 (15) |
 Attendance at a specific conference or meeting | 2 (10) |