Table 1.

Final Network of Care Configurations for Study Participants

Formal attachment with family physician	Perceived relationship with family physician	Perceived relationship with specialist(s)	Social support system	Capacity for self-advocacy and self-care	Participant ID
Rostered family physician	Optimal family physician involvement	Optimal specialist involvement	Strong social support system	Independent	1, 5, 18
				Dependent	22
			Weak social support system	Independent	19, 21
				Dependent	10, 24
		Suboptimal specialist involvement	Strong social support system	Independent
				Dependent	6, 17
			Weak social support system	Independent	13
				Dependent	27
		Specialist involvement played minimal role	Strong social support system	Independent
				Dependent	16
			Weak social support system	Independent	11
				Dependent
	Suboptimal family physician involvement	Optimal specialist involvement	Strong social support system	Independent	15, 28
				Dependent	4
			Weak social support system	Independent	31
				Dependent	7, 26
		Suboptimal specialist involvement	Strong social support system	Independent	25
				Dependent	8, 14
			Weak social support system	Independent	2, 23
				Dependent
		Specialist involvement played minimal role	Strong social support system	Independent
				Dependent
			Weak social support system	Independent
				Dependent
No rostered family physician	Increased reliance on other services	Optimal specialist Involvement	Strong social support system	Independent	29
				Dependent
			Weak social support system	Independent	20
				Dependent
		Suboptimal specialist involvement	Strong social support system	Independent	3
				Dependent
			Weak social support system	Independent
				Dependent
		Specialist involvement played minimal role	Strong social support system	Independent
				Dependent
			Weak social support system	Independent	12, 30
				Dependent