Table 4 Barriers and enablers (including belief statements and sample quotes) of fidelity to the proposed intervention delivery for non-relevant domains
Domain | Belief statement (Enabler/Barrier) | Sample quote | Frequency (out of 10) |
|---|---|---|---|
Knowledge | No relevant quotes coded to this domain | ||
Skills | No relevant quotes coded to this domain | ||
Social, professional role and identity | No relevant quotes coded to this domain | ||
Beliefs about consequences | No relevant quotes coded to this domain | ||
Reinforcement | Clinicians' established practice routines may make delivering the intervention as intended challenging. (Barrier) | “I think similar to before, just having this become your autopilot vs. what I use right now when this conversation comes up. It’s remembering to switch to this, which I guess in reality, is not too far different from what I already do, but for some people, maybe it would be a bit different.” DC003 | 1 |
Intention | No relevant quotes coded to this domain | ||
Emotion | I would feel comforted by having a training manual to refer back to in order to know that I am delivering the intervention as intended. (Enabler) | [On the importance of a training manual] “For me, I think it would provide more comfort. I think instead of being something seen as a time consumer, I think I’d feel that as least I was being thorough and that I wasn’t missing anything.” DC001 | 1 |