Table 2.
Summary of themes and subthemes
| Theme | Subthemes |
|---|---|
| Intervention characteristics | Clarity and easiness of use |
| Involving patients’ psychosocial needs | |
| Structuring routine clinician-patient meetings | |
| Ability to track patients’ progress | |
| Attitudes and perceived preparedness of potential adopters | Implementation resources (staff, funding, time, space) |
| Consistency with existing norms, policies and procedures | |
| Motivation to implement across potential adopters | |
| Potential adopters’ resistance to innovation | |
| Level of existent skills and relevant experience by potential adopters | |
| Perceived need for the intervention | |
| Institutional support | |
| Influence of poor mental health of patients | |
| Carers’ involvement | Role of carers in intervention implementation |
| Extent to carers involvement | |
| Perceived potential patient and organisational benefits | Patient empowerment |
| Improved therapeutic relationship | |
| Reinforcement of psychosocial care approach | |
| Standardization of care across services | |
| Reinforcing patient-centred care | |
| Improving structure and follow-up of care | |
| Frequency of intervention delivery | Monthly delivery |
| More frequent delivery than monthly | |
| Suggested changes to the intervention | Changes to the DIALOG scale |
| Changes to interpretation of life areas | |
| Changes to mode of intervention delivery |