Factors related to key categories in the baseline model |
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Clinicians who scored low1 or high2 on the following attitude items completed as part of a survey at baseline and/or post-intervention: |
   • The acceptability of raising risk factor issues with clients |
   • Perceived work priority |
   • Perceived effectiveness of addressing lifestyle issues |
   • Confidence in assessing and managing lifestyle risk factors |
   • Confidence in applying behaviour change |
   • Perceived accessibility of support services |
Other criteria included |
   • Clinician types not included in the baseline analysis |
   • Clinicians reporting change3 in confidence and/or attitudes from baseline to post-intervention: |
   • Clinicians and managers who have recently joined the team (last six months) |
Clinician screening and intervention practices |
   • Clinicians who had low or high levels of self reported screening for lifestyle risk factors at baseline and/or post-intervention4 |
   • Clinicians who had low or high levels of self reported intervention for lifestyle risk factors at baseline and/or post-intervention5 |
   • Clinicians reporting a change3 in screening and or intervention practices from baseline to post-intervention |