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| Primary author (year) | Sample size | Population | US state study was done | Study design |
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Neuharth-Pritchett and Getch (2001) [13] | 291 | Public elementary school teachers | Georgia | Cross-sectional survey |
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| Rodehorst (2003) [15] | 212 | Rural elementary school teachers | Western Nebraska and Eastern Wyoming | Cross-sectional survey |
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| Snow et al. (2005) [14] | 156 | Principals, teachers, and school nurses | Bronx, New York | Cross-sectional survey |
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Neuharth-Pritchett and Getch (2006) [12] | 589 | K thought 8th grade teachers | State of Georgia | Cross-sectional survey |
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Getch and Neuharth-Pritchett (2009) [10] | 593 | Teachers from elementary and middle school. | Atlanta, Georgia | Cross-sectional prevalence survey |
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| Bruzzese et al. (2010) [11] | 320 | Pre-kindergarten through 5th grade classroom teachers who had at least one student with asthma in their class | 5 boroughs of New York City | Cross-sectional survey |
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| Lucas et al. (2012) [17] | 38 | Elementary school teachers | In a rural school district of Illinois | Cross-sectional survey |
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McCarthy et al. (1996) [16]
| 23 | Teachers (17 elementary teachers and 6 secondary teachers) and six principals | Midwestern state | A descriptive exploratory qualitative study |
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| Sapien et al. (2004) [18] | 45 | Elementary public school teachers | New Mexico | Quasi-experimental pre-/posttest intervention study |
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