Staff perspectives on the feasibility of the person-centered care assessment tool (PCC-at) in HIV treatment settings in Ghana: a mixed-methods study

Figures & data

Figure 1. Framework for PCC.

Table 1. Study participant characteristics.

Characteristic	Frequency (%)
Gender
Female	26 (70.3)
Male	11 (29.7)
Years of experience
Mean (SD)	4.7 (±3.9)
<1 year	2 (5.4)
1–5 years	25 (67.6)
6–10 years	7 (18.9)
11–15 years	3 (8.1)
Cadre of Health Staff
Physician/Physician Assistant	1 (2.7)
Nurse (ART Nurse, Nurse Midwife/Community Health Nurse)	22 (59.5)
Laboratory Scientist/Laboratory Technician	5 (13.5)
Pharmacist/Pharmacist Technician	4 (10.8)
Data Officer/Health Information Officer/Health Promotion Officer	5 (13.5)
Total	37 (100.0)

Figure 2. Description of health facility staff participants.

Figure 3. Summary PCC-at scores.

Figure 4. Frequency of PCC-at scores by sub-domain.