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. 2019 Nov 6;9(11):e031438. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-031438

Table 2.

Intervention practices

Practice Practice size Combined reviews at baseline* Admin involvement 3D review organisation Reach Qualitative data collection§
Lovell 4000 patients
4 GPs, 2 nurses
All combined 1 administrator. All aware Appointment sent, review appointments paired First review 94%
Second review 93%
In depth. All elements
Tothill 10 000 patients
40 GPs, 4 nurses
Some combined All Appointment sent, review appointments separate First review 92%
Second review 86%
None
Macready 6000 patients
6 GPs, 2 nurses
All combined 1 administrator. All aware Appointment sent, review appointments paired First review 92%
Second review 50%
Observation and postreview informal interview
Dunbar 15 000 patients
16 GPs, 5 nurses
All combined All Letter inviting patient to call, review appointments paired First review 90%
Second review 75%
None
Cabot 10 000 patients
12 GPs, 5 nurses
Some combined Research nurse only Appointment sent, review appointments separate First review 83%
Second review 74%
Observation and postreview informal interview
Beddoes 5500 patients,
4 GPs, 3 nurses
All combined All Letter inviting patient to call, review appointments separate First review 80%
Second review 82%
In depth. All elements
Guppy 8000 patients
6 GPs, 3 nurses
All combined 1 administrator. All aware Appointment sent, review appointments paired First review 80%
Second review 76%
Observation and postreview informal interview
Penn 10 500 patients
9 GPs, 3 nurses
Some combined 1 administrator. All aware Phone call to patient, review appointments paired First review 80%
Second review 47%
None
Harvey 15 000 patients
13 GPs, 4 nurses
Some combined All Appointment sent, review appointments sometimes separate First review 77%
Second review 44%
In depth. All elements
Priestman 13 500 patients
10 GPs, 3 nurses
All combined All Letter inviting patient to call, review appointments paired First review 75%
Second review 45%
None
Sharples 4500 patients
4 GPs, 2 nurses
None combined All Letter inviting patient to call, review appointments separate First review 71%
Second review 67%
None
Martineau 5000 patients
4 GPs, 2 nurses
Some combined 2 administrators. Others unaware Phone call to patient, review appointments paired First review 69%
Second review 53%
None
Carpenter 14 500 patients
12 GPs, 4 nurses
All combined Unsure if all aware Letter inviting patient to call, review appointments paired First review 67%
Second review 50%
Observation and postreview informal interview
Blackwell 13 500 patients
9 GPs, 7 nurses
All combined Nurse and administrator. Others unaware. Letter inviting patient to call, nurse completed both parts of review First review 66%
Second review 9%
End of trial interviews
Davy 14 500 patients
12 GPs five nurses
Some combined 2 administrators. Others unaware Appointment sent, later review appointments separate First review 38%
Second review 0%
In depth. All elements

*Combined reviews means reviews were purposely arranged to include all long-term conditions where there was a nurse-led clinic.

†Paired means that nurse and GP appointments made at the same time but could take place on different days.

‡See table 1 for details of qualitative data collected.

GP, general practitioner.