To what extent can behaviour change techniques be identified within an adaptable implementation package for primary care? A prospective directed content analysis

Table 2 Perceived determinants of adherence prioritised for intervention development

Layered identification of theoretical determinants	Capability				Opportunity		Motivation				Other
	Physical	Psychological			Social	Physical	Reflective			Automatic
	Skills	Knowledge	Memory	Behavioural regulation	Social influences	Environmental context	Beliefs about capabilities	Beliefs about consequences	Social professional role	Emotion	Patient factors
1. Interviewer consensus	AF	All		BP RP DC	DC	AF BP DC	BP RP DC	BP RP	All	AF RP DC	All
2. Emerging interview finding (most frequently cited determinant)	BP	All		AF RP DC	All	AF BP DO	DC	All	All		All
3. Consensus panel of clinical and patient stakeholders	DC		DC
4. Extended qualitative analysis of interview data		AF RP DO	AF RP	AF	BP DC	All		All	All		All
Combined analysis	AF BP DC	All	AF RP DC	All	All	All	BP RP DC	All	All	AF RP DC	All

AF Anticoagulation for atrial fibrillation, BP blood pressure, RP risky prescribing, DC diabetes control

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