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Table 1 Inclusion/exclusion criteria used in this review

From: A review of factors affecting the transfer of sexual and reproductive health training into practice in low and lower-middle income country humanitarian settings

Included

Excluded

In English

In languages other than English

2004–2015

Pre 2004

Papers pertaining to training on any component of sexual and/or reproductive health outlined in the Inter-agency Field Manual on Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Settings, clinical and/or non-clinical

Training on general health

Description of the training program and a discussion of factors which facilitated or impeded the transfer of training into practice

Training and transfer process not described, training recommended not conducted

Papers addressing any point in the continuum of an emergency- from mitigation and preparedness, through response in the acute phase, post-emergency and protracted disaster response, to building more durable solutions

Development settings

LMIC contexts

High Income Country contexts

In-service or continuing professional development training courses, workshops, exercises/simulations, continuing medical education, multi-media training

Pre-service training, pre-deployment training for expatriate health personnel, self-directed learning, use of guidelines independent of training

In-country health workers

Expatriate/internationally deployed health workers

Established in-country health workers (any cadre) with some prior health training (not restricted to SRH or disaster health) and experience

Newly trained health workers (any cadre)