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. 2019 Oct 17;19:709. doi: 10.1186/s12913-019-4548-5

Table 1.

Study Participants by Data Collection Strategy

Participant Focus Group Meetings (FG) Workgroup Meetings (WG) Total n FGs & WG Individual Phone Interview
FG 1 FG 2 FG 3 FG 4 Total n FGs WG 1 WG 2 WG 3 Total n WGs
Primary Health Care Team Members
 Family Physician 3 0 3
 Family Physician 3 1 4
 Family Physician 3 0 3
 Nurse Practitioner 4 3 7
 Occupational Therapist & Regional Manager of Therapies 4 2 6
 Occupational Therapist 1 (Aug/14-Feb/16) 1 0 1
 Occupational Therapist 2 (Sept/17-Jan/18) 0 1 1
 Home Care Nurse 1 (Aug/14-Jan/18) 3 1 4
 Home Care Nurse 2 (Aug/14-Feb/16) 2 0 2
 Alzheimer Society, Sun Country First Link Coordinator 1 2 3
 Primary Health Care Team Facilitator 1 (Dec/15-Feb/16) 1 0 1
 Primary Health Care Team Facilitator 2 (Aug/14-Jan/18) 1 3 4
 Regional Business Manager, Primary Health Care 3 3 6
Managers
 Home Care Manager 2 0 2
 Manager Home Services 0 1 1
 Alzheimer Society Manager 1 0 1
 Community Health Services Manager 3 0 3
 Chronic Disease Management Coordinator 1 0 1
 Regional Manager, Primary Health Care Teams 4 0 4
 Regional Manager, Chronic Disease Management 2 0 2
 Regional Director, Mental Health and Addictions 1 0 1
Office Staff
 Medical Office Assistant/Office Staff 1 1 2
 Medical Office Assistant/Office Staff 1 0 1
 Medical Office Assistant/Office Staff 1 0 1
 Medical Office Assistant/Office Staff 1 1 2
Totals 16 13 11 7 47 8 4 7 19 66

Across the three data collection strategies, 25 unique individuals participated in the study (2 males and 23 females). Workgroup participants were a subset of focus group participants. Some individuals participated in only one event, while others participated in multiple events