Table 3 Attitudinal components
Domain | Components of attitudes | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Emotions (affective response) | Beliefs (thoughts, beliefs) | Behaviours (tendency to act) | |
Antimicrobial prescribing | Kistler et al. [33] Hale et al. [27] Scales et al. [51]a | Lacey et al. [37] | |
Guidelines | Drekonja et al. [19] Kidd et al. [32] Gahr et al. [25] | Beeber et al. [9] | |
Educational Interventions | Kidd et al. [32] Gahr et al. [25] Hale et al. [27] | ||
Self-confidence regarding clinical assessment and prescribing | Hale et al. [27] | Wilson et al. [63] Jump et al. [28] Drekonja et al. [19] | |
AMR as a problem/ AMS as a personal priority | Wilson et al., [63] Kidd et al. [32] Pringle et al. [50] Jump et al. [28] Hale et al. [27] | ||
Self-efficacy (perceived behavioural control) | Scales et al. [51] Hale et al. [27] | Wilson et al. [63] Jump et al. [28] Scales et al. [51] | |
Perception of role | Pringle et al. [50] Kidd et al. [32] Wilson et al. [63] Ahouah et al. [3] | Pringle et al. [50] | |
Perception of risk (self and other) | Kistler et al. [33] Drekonja et al. [19] Hale et al. [27] Wilson et al., [63] Kistler et al. [35] | Beeber et al. [9] Drekonja et al. [19] Hale et al. [27] Kistler et al. [35] Kistler et al. [33] | |
Team culture/social norms | Drekonja et al. [19] | Wilson et al., [63] Scales et al. [51] Gahr et al. [25] Drekonja et al. [19] Wagner et al. (2019) Lacey [37] Jump et al. [28] Kidd et al. [32] | Drekonja et al. [19] |
Perceptions of residents and family members expectations | Wilson et al. [63] Scales et al. [51] Gahr et al. [25] Hale et al. [27] Ahouah et al. [3] | Beeber et al. [9] | |