Table 2. Thematic Analyses of Open-Ended Survey and Interview Questions.

Themes	Subthemes	Items	Category of Care*
1. Role of Interprofessionalism	1.1 Interprofessional Team		Structure
	1.2 Interaction		Structure
	1.3 Open and Collaborative Environment		Structure
	1.4 Team Environment		Structure
	1.5 Communication	1.5.1 Within ICU Care Team	Structure
		1.5.2 Outside ICU Care Team
	1.6 Leadership and Roles		Structure/Process
2. Patient and Family Involvement	2.1 Family		Process
	2.2 Patient		Process
	2.3 Both Patient and Family		Process
3. Factors Influencing Productivity	3.1 Interruptions	3.1.1 Pages/Phone Calls	Process
		3.1.2 Consultations
		3.1.3 Disruptive Behaviour
		3.1.4 Needs of Other Patients
		3.1.5 Non-Specific Causes
	3.2 Timing	3.2.1 Timely	Structure
		3.2.2 Too Long
	3.3 Inconsistent Attendance		Structure
	3.4 Inefficiencies		Structure
	3.5 Inconsistent Rounding Practice		Structure
	3.6 Care Plan Created		Process
	3.7 Tools to Facilitate Rounds		Structure
4. Opportunities for Teaching and Learning	4.1 Professional		Process
	4.2 Content		Process

*Categorized according to the Donabedian Structure, Process, and Outcome model of care. Structure refers to characteristics of the setting in which care occurs, this includes material resources, human resources, and organizational structure. Process refers to the actual giving and receiving of care including both the patient seeking out care and the providers activities in making diagnosis and treatment decisions. Outcome refers to the effects of care on the patient and/or population including the patient’s satisfaction with care[59].