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Table S2. Excluded study characteristics. (PDF 300 kb

Additional file 1: of Using co-design to develop interventions to address health literacy needs in a hospitalised population

Cluster analysis, This additional file presents 3–13 and a 16 cluster solutions. The 8 cluster solution was the solution chosen for analysis as it presented the least amount of variation within clusters (based on the SD’s). (XLSX 48 kb

Frequency and type of likely clinically important findings by modality.

^N = number of reports (% of all reports for same modality). #N = number of times finding present (% of all findings for same modality). αN = number of times finding reported as present (% of same finding). (DOCX)</p

Demographics (sex and age) of patients that had imaging requested, number of reporting radiologists and imaging requestors, and word count and number of imaging findings reported, by imaging modality.

Demographics (sex and age) of patients that had imaging requested, number of reporting radiologists and imaging requestors, and word count and number of imaging findings reported, by imaging modality.</p

Using co-design to develop interventions to address health literacy needs in a hospitalised population

Using co-design to develop interventions to address health literacy needs in a hospitalised populatio

GP and rheumatologist management for Vignette 4 (Adhesive capsulitis, same patient as Vignette 3 two months later).

∧<p>Some people indicated where they would place the glucocorticoid injection even though they did not indicate that they would administer the injection.</p

Clinically unimportant findings that were reported to exclude the presence of the pathology by number of reports and overall frequency of the finding.

Clinically unimportant findings that were reported to exclude the presence of the pathology by number of reports and overall frequency of the finding.</p

Flow chart of report coding process.

Notes: *’Benign’ findings were explicitly qualified as ‘normal’, ‘normal for age’, ‘benign’, ‘clinically unimportant’, ‘non-significant’ and/or other related synonyms. ^One MRI finding (‘CBD’) was excluded as its meaning was unclear.</p

The likely clinically unimportant findings that were reported to be present by imaging modality: The number (%) of reports that indicated the specific finding was present and frequency (%) of the finding across reports in order of frequency, and the number (%) that were reported to be benign.

The likely clinically unimportant findings that were reported to be present by imaging modality: The number (%) of reports that indicated the specific finding was present and frequency (%) of the finding across reports in order of frequency, and the number (%) that were reported to be benign.</p

Total and domain readiness indices for family planning, antenatal care and basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care in 2015 and 2021 and change over time.

Total and domain readiness indices for family planning, antenatal care and basic emergency obstetric and neonatal care in 2015 and 2021 and change over time.</p