Table 3

Characteristics of included studies that examined KAP toward pre-diabetes among healthcare providers

First authorStudy setting and collection periodMean age (SD)Sample sizeWomen, n (%)KAP element reported (K/A/P)Response rate
Tseng, 201721 (USA)Academic medical center (doctors, nurses, and doctors’ assistants), 2015ND14099 (72.8)K/A/P89.7%
Inaku, 202122 (Nigeria)Four government-owned tertiary hospitals (doctors), NDND358130 (36.3)K/A/P87.3%
Basavareddy, 201523 (India)Academic practice, primary care, and secondary care (doctors), April 2014–August 2014ND122NDK/A/P81.30%
Keck, 201924 (USA)Academic family medicine clinic (doctors and nurses), February 2018ND3119 (61.3)K/A/P67.39%
Mainous III, 201625 (USA)Physicians from Council of Academic Family Medicine Educational Research Alliance (doctors), February 2016–March 201640–49 (range)1248619 (49.6)A/P34.65%
Tseng, 201826 (USA)Primary care providers from American Medical Association (doctors), October 2017–January 2018above 60 years old (n=99)29829 (30.2)K/A/P33.56%
Franch-Nadal, 202027 (Spain)Primary care providers (doctors and pharmacists)Physicians: 23.4 (8.32) Pharmacists: 45.26 (10.26)803 Physicians: 410 Pharmacists: 393419 (52.2%)K/A/P89.72%
Montee, 202128 (France)Primary care providers (doctors)49 (11)12157 (47.1%)K/A/P18.10%
Hulbert, 202129 (USA)Providers from individual, group, or hospital practice (nurses, doctors, pharmacists, and internists)45–54 (range)1503682 (45.4%)K/A/P43.38%
Shimpi, 202130 (USA)Primary care providers (dentists)50.1 (12)854593 (69.4%)K/A/P11.61%
Saleh, 202131 (Sudan)Primary care providers (doctors)34 (median)189149 (79%)K/A/P94.5%
Montee, 202128 (France)Primary care providers (doctors)49 (11)12157 (47.1%)K/A/P18.10%
Ross, 202133 (USA)Primary care providers (physical therapists)52.8 (11.5) range 26–756329 (47)K/A/P6.30%
Aljehani, 202234 (Saudi Arabia)Primary care providers (doctors)ND15579 (51)K/A/PND
  • K, Knowledge; A, Attitude; P, Practice; ND, no data.