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Table 4 Comparison of associations between external contextual factors and training

From: ‘A priori’ external contextual factors and relationships with process indicators: a mixed methods study of the pre-implementation phase of ‘Communities in Charge of Alcohol’

External contextual factor content category

Number of areas with characteristic

Mann-Whitney

U test statistic

Significance

Healthcare provider in place to coordinate the intervention

7

21

0.02

Contract in place with a commissioned service

6

22.5

0.02

Staff stability with staff in post at the outset

9

9

0.20

Pool of other volunteers to recruit from

7

21

0.02

Existing pool of RSPH Level 1 Health Champions to recruit from

0

Formality of volunteer arrangements

5

23

0.03

RSPH training centre status affiliated

5

19

0.22

Local CICA coordinator registered trainer with RSPH

3

17

0.18

Support from local Director of Public Health through the allocation of resources

9

9

0.20

Evident support from elsewhere in the local authority

3

17

0.18

Support from a licensing officer from the local alcohol licensing system

8

8.5

1.00

Public licensing register in place at the outset

4

13.5

0.76