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Table 3 Experiences regarding Scope of Practice, exploring health workforce regulation practices and gaps, Ethiopia, 2015

From: Exploring health workforce regulation practices and gaps in Ethiopia: a national cross-sectional study

Variables

No of Participants (%)

Adequate Knowledge on JD

 Yes

434 (78%)

 No

120 (22%)

Adequate knowledge on legal SOP (n = 554)

 Yes

233 (42.1)

 No

321 (57.9)

Ever seen a colleague practice beyond his/her scope(n = 554)

 Yes

240 (43.3)

 No

314 (56.7)

Measures taken against practice beyond scope (n = 240)

 Congratulated him/her

50 (20.8)

 Told him/her not to do it again

89 (37.1)

 Reported to supervisor

15 (6.2)

 Reported to regulatory body

4 (1.7)

 Kept quite

79 (32.9)

 Others

3 (1.3)

Ever carried tasks one is not authorized to do (n = 554)

 Yes

122 (22.0)

 No

432 (78.0)

Reasons for carrying out tasks beyond scope (122)a

 Absence of qualified staff

80 (72.1)

 Included in the job description

2 (1.7)

 Official delegation

4 (3.3)

 In case of life threating emergencies

66 (54.1)

  1. apercentage is larger than 100% since one participant could have multiple responses