Four-step systematic intervention development process | Major category number | Development activity | ||
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Step 1 | Identify who needs to do what differently | 1 | Audit and analysis of diabetic retinopathy screening uptake. Included as part of scenario analysis, scenario A. | |
Step 2 | Identify the barriers and enablers to be addressed using theoretical frameworks | 2 | Qualitative patient interviews | |
3 | Qualitative professional interviews | |||
4 | Coding interviews | |||
Step 3 | Identify components to address modifiable barriers and enhance enablers | Step 3a: Identify behaviour change techniques & modes of delivery | 5 | Mapping process |
6 | Identifying effective PPI recruitment strategies for clinical trials. Included as part of scenario analysis, scenario B. | |||
Step 3b: Identify feasibility, local relevance and acceptability of the intervention | 7 | Consensus process | ||
8 | Populating the APEASE criteria | |||
9 | Intervention design | |||
Step 4 | How can behaviour change be measured and understood? | 10 | Logic model |