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Table 1 Summary of the selected articles

From: Employability in health professional education: a scoping review

First author and year of publication

Study Design/ Article type

Subjects/Program

Country/region

Perspectives

Ang H et al. (2013) [27]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Pharmacists

Singapore

Employee

Bell MA et al. (2018) [13]

Scoping review

Veterinary practice

Australia

Stakeholders (Employer/employee/team/client/profession)

Bennett D et al. (2020) [28]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Medical and health-related disciplines, engineering

Australia

Student

Biesma RG et al. (2008) [29]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Public health

United Kingdom, Netherlands and Poland

Employer

Brewer M et al. (2014) [30]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Health Sciences

Australia

Student

Brick NK and Bolton L (2013) [31]

Commentary

Nursing

United Kingdom

Student

Cake MA et al. (2016) [32]

Systematic review

Veterinary practice

Australia, United Kingdom

Student, veterinary graduate, veterinarian, employer, academic, client (pet owners), professional or industry bodies

Cake MA et al. (2022) [11]

Model Development

Veterinary practice

Australia, United Kingdom

Employee, employer, academics, industry

Donik B et al. (2015) [33]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Nursing

Slovenia

Student, employer

Falk AEL et al. (2012) [34]

Project evaluation

Occupational therapy, physiotherapy, social work, nursing, public health

Europe

Student, education provider, EU commission

Gerrard S and Billington J (2014) [35]

Cross sectional-focus group (qualitative)

Nursing

England

Student

Hanks S et al. (2018) [36]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Dentistry

England and Wales

Employer

Harolds JA et al. (2013) [37]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Nuclear medicine

United States

Student (resident)

Hora MT et al. (2019) [38]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Nursing and engineering

United States

Student, education provider, employer

Hughes I (2002) [39]

Commentary

Pharmacology

United Kingdom

Employee (graduates)

Jackson DA and Edgar S (2019) [40]

Cross sectional-survey and focus group (Mixed method)

Physiotherapy and business

Australia

Student, career advisor

Jacob ER et al. (2016) [41]

Cross sectional-survey (qualitative)

Nursing

Australia

Education provider

Lawton V et al. (2021) [42]

Longitudinal observational study

Physiotherapy

Australia

Student

Li G (2017) [43]

Quantitative curriculum evaluation

Medicine, law, science and arts

China

Education provider

Marshall JE et al. (2017) [44]

Qualitative (longitudinal phenomenological approach)

Midwifery

United Kingdom

Student

Nash RE et al. (2015) [45]

Systematic review

Pharmacy

Australia

Education provider

Nguyen NB et al. (2020) [46]

Scoping review

Nursing

Australia

Employer, employee, team, client, profession

Nielsen CJ et al. (2020) [47]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Nuclear medicine

United States

Employee

Ramil A et al. (2010) [48]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Physiotherapy

Malaysia

Employer

Ross et al. (2014) [49]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Medicine

Europe

Student, education provider, employee, employer, patient

Satwik (2016) [50]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Dentistry

India

Student

Singh S (2016) [51]

Commentary

Pharmacy

India

Education provider

Steeb D et al. (2021) [52]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Pharmacy

United States

Student

Sutherland K and Ho S (2017) [53]

Cross sectional-survey (mixed methods)

Medicine, law, science and arts

Australia

Student

Tavares O (2017) [54]

Cross sectional-survey (qualitative)

Pharmacy Arts and Engineering

Portugal

Student

Theobald K et al. (2021) [55]

Co-design methodology

Nursing

Australia

Student

Thew M et al. (2018) [56]

Cross sectional-survey and focus group (Mixed method)

Occupational therapy

United Kingdom

Employee

Wu L et al. (2014) [57]

Commentary

Medicine

China

Education provider

Ye et al. (2014) [58]

Cross sectional-survey (quantitative)

Nursing

China

Employee and employer