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Table 1 Characteristics of the included studies (n = 26)

From: Effect of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model on health programs: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Author

Country/setting

Design

Participants

Intervention (n/mean age)

Duration (frequency)c

Control (n/mean age)

Knowledge as a primary outcome

Secondary outcome

Application of the PRECEDE-PROCEED model

Adamuz et al. [17]

Spain/hospital

RCT

CAP participants

Individualized education (102/65.00a)

30 (2)

Conventional information (105/72.00a)

Yes

Additional healthcare visits and rehospitalization

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Azar et al. [18]

Iran/hospital

QE

DM participants

Self-management education (43/56.65)

45–60 (8)

Routine care, training (43/55.09)

Yes

Quality of life

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Barasheh et al. [19]

Iran/health center

QE

Type 2 DM participants

Self-care education (55/48.74)

60 (4)

Routine care and training (55/79.89)

Yes

Self-care behavior

Planning

Bazpour et al. [20]

Iran/hospital

RCT

Beta-thalassemia participants

Lifestyle education (32/18.30)

45–60 (6)

NS (32/17.84)

Yes

Lifestyle

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Bridges et al. [21]

USA/university

QE

College students

Suicide Prevention and Awareness for Depression program (329/20.54)

NS (4)

  

Depression awareness

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Cannick et al. [22, 23]

USA/university

RCT

Dental students

Education for oral cancer prevention and detection (52/24.35b)

120 (1)

Usual instruction (52/24.35b)

Yes

Competency

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Chabot et al. [24]

Canada/community pharmacies

QE

HTN participants

Pharmacist intervention (41/68.00)

120 (1)

NS (59/63.00)

 

Blood pressure

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Chiang et al. [25]

Taiwan/hospital

RCT

Parents of asthmatic children

Self-management education (33/NS)

NS (1)

Regular outpatient asthma education (35/NS)

Yes

Self-management

Planning

Cole & Horacek [26]

USA/military installation

RCT

Military spouses

Intuitive eating program (18/37.50)

60 (10)

NS (14/37.00)

 

Intuitive eating attitude

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Didehvar et al. [27]

Iran/hospital

QE

Nurses and midwives

Stress management training (62/30.76)

240 (2)

  

Job stress

Planning

Gary et al. [28]

USA/hospital

RCT

Type 2 DM participants

1. NCM and usual care (38/59.00)

2. CHW and usual care (41/59.00)

3. NCM/CHW and usual care (36/60.00)

2 yearsd

Usual care (34/57.00)

 

HbA1c

Planning

Kaewchin et al. [29]

Thailand/school

RCT

Overweight and obese students

Behavioral modification (40/NS)

45 (12)

NS (40/ NS)

 

Health literacy and behavioral modification

Planning, implementation

Kattelmann et al. [30]

USA/university

RCT

College Student

Web-delivered intervention (824/19.40)

NS (21)

Delayed intervention (815/19.30)

 

Weight, BMI, fruit and vegetable intake, physical activity, and perceived stress

Planning

Khortwong & Kaewkungwal [31]

Thailand/hospital

QE

TB participants

Health education (50/29.16)

20–30 (12)

Routine treatment (50/28.08)

 

Compliance and quality of life

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Kim et al. [32]

Peru/school

QE

Students

Mental health education (760/NS)

9 monthsd

NS (746/NS)

 

Mental health-related risk behaviors and suicide attempts

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Lacaille, et al. [33]

Canada/hospital

QE

IA participants

Self-management program (19/51.00)

180 (5)

  

Self-efficacy

Planning

Lin et al. [34]

China/hospital

QE

OR nurses

OBE management program (87)

120–180 (3)

  

Attitudes, and behavior for OBE prevention

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Mazloomymahmoodabad, et al. [35]

Iran/health center

QE

Older adults

Healthy behavior education (64/65.80)

9 monthsd

NS (64/67.80)

Yes

Quality of life

Planning

Moshki et al. [7]

Iran/health center

QE

High-risk participants of type 2 DM

Preventive behavior education (82/37.50)

90 (1)

NS (82/38.59)

Yes

Preventive behavior

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Moshki et al. [36]

Iran/health center

RCT

Menopausal women

Self-efficacy and self-acceptance education (40/52.60)

120 (4)

Booklet (40/50.80)

Yes

Self-efficacy and self-acceptance

Planning, implementation

Ngowi et al. [37]

Tanzania/district

RCT

Pig farmers

Infection control education (393/33.00a)

NS (1)

NS (434/32.00a)

 

Incidence rate of porcine cysticercosis

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Ranjbaran et al. [38]

Iran/hospital

RCT

CABG participants

Education for cardiac rehabilitation (50/59.30)

45–60 (8)

Exercise and lifestyle training (50/59.50)

Yes

Poor sleep quality

Planning

Sezgin & Esin [39]

Turkey/hospital

QE

ICU nurses

Ergonomic risk management education (35/27.00b)

2 weeksd

NS (37/27.00b)

 

Musculoskeletal symptoms

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Syakurah et al. [40]

Indonesia/university

QE

Medical students

Family health promotion education (244/NS)

5 weeksd

  

Self -assessment on activities

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Pournaghash-Tehrani & Etemadi [41]

Iran/hospital

RCT

CABG with ED participants

Sex education (55/59.30b)

NS (8)

Regular training (55/59.30b)

Yes

Quality of life

Planning, implementation, evaluation

Walsh et al. [42]

USA/vocational training program site

QE

Low-income young adults

Healthy lifestyle intervention (89/20.00b)

10 weeksd

No intervention (76/20.00b)

 

Physical activity and eating behavior

Planning, implementation, evaluation

  1. BMI Body mass index, CABG Coronary artery bypass graft, CAP Community-acquired pneumonia, CHW Community health worker, DM Diabetes mellitus, ED Erectile dysfunction, HTN Hypertension, IA Inflammatory arthritis, ICU Intensive care unit, NCM Nurse case manager, NS Not specified, OBE Occupational blood-borne pathogen exposure, OR Operating room, RCT Randomized controlled trial, TB Tuberculosis, QA Quality assessment, QE Quasi-experimental study
  2. aMedian age
  3. bAge of all participants
  4. cDuration refers to the number of minutes per session, and frequency refers to the total number of sessions
  5. dTotal period of the intervention