Table 3.

Details of A&F intervention and pharmacist characteristics.

Lim, 2018Trietsch, 2017Vervloet, 2016Clyne, 2015Magrini (TEA), 2014Magrini (SIDRO), 2014Avery, 2012Pape, 2011Bregnhoj, 2009Fretheim, 2006Crotty, 2004
Comparator used in feedback report
 Score from prior period(s)
 Scores from similar peers
 No comparator mentioned
Source of data
 Manual chart
 Routinely collected data
 Computerized search
Pharmacist role in A&F*AUD, FRPGPDGPD, EDAUD, EDGPD, EDGPD, EDIPT, EDAUD, IPT, EDIPTAUD, FRP, EDAUD, FRP, ED
Format of feedback
 Verbal
 Written
Mode of giving feedback
 In-person
 Telephone
 Post
Feedback content
 General
 Specific
Frequency of feedback
 Once
 More than once
Feedback recipient
 Individual
 Group
Decision support tool included
Level of information in feedback
 Team
 Clinician
 Patient
Work situation
 External to participants
 Colleague of participants
 Interprofessional group
Study-specific training
ExperienceVaried“Senior”7–306NRNR0–24NRNR15–25NR
Number of pharmacists involvedNR39“Team”NRNRNR72NR14NR
Lim, 2018Trietsch, 2017Vervloet, 2016Clyne, 2015Magrini (TEA), 2014Magrini (SIDRO), 2014Avery, 2012Pape, 2011Bregnhoj, 2009Fretheim, 2006Crotty, 2004
Comparator used in feedback report
 Score from prior period(s)
 Scores from similar peers
 No comparator mentioned
Source of data
 Manual chart
 Routinely collected data
 Computerized search
Pharmacist role in A&F*AUD, FRPGPDGPD, EDAUD, EDGPD, EDGPD, EDIPT, EDAUD, IPT, EDIPTAUD, FRP, EDAUD, FRP, ED
Format of feedback
 Verbal
 Written
Mode of giving feedback
 In-person
 Telephone
 Post
Feedback content
 General
 Specific
Frequency of feedback
 Once
 More than once
Feedback recipient
 Individual
 Group
Decision support tool included
Level of information in feedback
 Team
 Clinician
 Patient
Work situation
 External to participants
 Colleague of participants
 Interprofessional group
Study-specific training
ExperienceVaried“Senior”7–306NRNR0–24NRNR15–25NR
Number of pharmacists involvedNR39“Team”NRNRNR72NR14NR

Pharmacist role in A&F: AUD conducted audit; FRP provided feedback report; GPD facilitated group feedback discussion with GPs; IPT provided feedback on patient-by-patient basis; ED provided education. NR, not reported.

Table 3.

Details of A&F intervention and pharmacist characteristics.

Lim, 2018Trietsch, 2017Vervloet, 2016Clyne, 2015Magrini (TEA), 2014Magrini (SIDRO), 2014Avery, 2012Pape, 2011Bregnhoj, 2009Fretheim, 2006Crotty, 2004
Comparator used in feedback report
 Score from prior period(s)
 Scores from similar peers
 No comparator mentioned
Source of data
 Manual chart
 Routinely collected data
 Computerized search
Pharmacist role in A&F*AUD, FRPGPDGPD, EDAUD, EDGPD, EDGPD, EDIPT, EDAUD, IPT, EDIPTAUD, FRP, EDAUD, FRP, ED
Format of feedback
 Verbal
 Written
Mode of giving feedback
 In-person
 Telephone
 Post
Feedback content
 General
 Specific
Frequency of feedback
 Once
 More than once
Feedback recipient
 Individual
 Group
Decision support tool included
Level of information in feedback
 Team
 Clinician
 Patient
Work situation
 External to participants
 Colleague of participants
 Interprofessional group
Study-specific training
ExperienceVaried“Senior”7–306NRNR0–24NRNR15–25NR
Number of pharmacists involvedNR39“Team”NRNRNR72NR14NR
Lim, 2018Trietsch, 2017Vervloet, 2016Clyne, 2015Magrini (TEA), 2014Magrini (SIDRO), 2014Avery, 2012Pape, 2011Bregnhoj, 2009Fretheim, 2006Crotty, 2004
Comparator used in feedback report
 Score from prior period(s)
 Scores from similar peers
 No comparator mentioned
Source of data
 Manual chart
 Routinely collected data
 Computerized search
Pharmacist role in A&F*AUD, FRPGPDGPD, EDAUD, EDGPD, EDGPD, EDIPT, EDAUD, IPT, EDIPTAUD, FRP, EDAUD, FRP, ED
Format of feedback
 Verbal
 Written
Mode of giving feedback
 In-person
 Telephone
 Post
Feedback content
 General
 Specific
Frequency of feedback
 Once
 More than once
Feedback recipient
 Individual
 Group
Decision support tool included
Level of information in feedback
 Team
 Clinician
 Patient
Work situation
 External to participants
 Colleague of participants
 Interprofessional group
Study-specific training
ExperienceVaried“Senior”7–306NRNR0–24NRNR15–25NR
Number of pharmacists involvedNR39“Team”NRNRNR72NR14NR

Pharmacist role in A&F: AUD conducted audit; FRP provided feedback report; GPD facilitated group feedback discussion with GPs; IPT provided feedback on patient-by-patient basis; ED provided education. NR, not reported.

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