Implementers |
Introduction |
We are going to talk about GLA:D Back. Do you have some general thoughts you would like to share with us? |
Implementation in general |
Implementation |
Will you tell about your experiences with GLA:D Back? |
Experiences |
Implementation/motivation |
What was the reason that you signed up for the GLA:D Back course? (What were your expectations attending the course?) |
Expectations, motivation |
Implementation intervention |
Can you share your thoughts regarding the course? In which way do you use the knowledge and skills delivered at the GLA:D Back course? |
Evaluation of the course Knowledge, skills |
Implementation/internal factors |
Which factors, at a personal level, have an influence on your capabilities of delivering GLA:DBack Can you tell how you perceived the GLA:D Back course to enable you to deliver GLA:D Back to the patients |
Self-efficacy Knowledge, skills |
Implementation/external factors |
Which other factors at the clinic/patients/your colleagues’ influence make it harder/easier to delivery of GLA:D Back? Please expand on this |
Context Organization Patients’ perspectives |
Intentions |
What are your plans for using GLA:D Back? Are there factors that influence your choice of future use of GLA:D Back? If you look one year ahead, which factors influence the fact that you still use GLA:D Back? Please expand your thoughts on this |
Sustainability, continuing implementing Intentions |
Attitudes |
How is your view in general for the management of patients with nonspecific lumbar problems? Has GLA:D Back changed the way you treat back pain patients? In what way? Do you expect other consequences of using GLA:D Back than those related to patients? Can you describe the effects of GLA:D Back on patients? What do you think patients experience by attending in GLA:D Back? |
A biomedical or behavioral approach Internal factors, Beliefs in consequences, Patients – expected perception |
Norms |
Have others (colleagues, patients, doctors, leads, etc.) opinions about you using GLA:D Back? Does this matter to you? |
Social and professional norms from colleagues, patients and acknowledgement |
Perceived behavioral control |
What knowledge, tools, and capabilities do you need to deliver GLA:D Back? What are your thoughts about the tools presented at the GLA:D Back course? How do you find that you are capable of delivering GLA:D Back? |
Knowledge and skills Beliefs about capability |
Content course |
What experiences (good, bad, others) do you have in: Selection of patients to enter the program Testing the patients Doing the patient education Training patients with the exercises Do the evaluation tests |
Practical details of delivering GLA:D Back Innovation |
Nonimplementers |
Implementation/motivation |
What was the reason that you signed up for the GLA:D Back course? (What were your expectations attending the course?) What was the reason that you intended to use GLA:D Back after the course? |
Expectations, motivation |
Implementation intervention Content course |
Can you share your thoughts regarding the course? Did you feel capable to deliver GLA:D Back after the course? |
Evaluation of the course Practical details of delivering GLA:D Back |
Attitudes |
What are your overall thoughts on the GLA:D Back program? |
Beliefs about consequences, Patients’ perspectives Beliefs about capability |
Implementation/external factors, internal factors, norms |
What are the reasons that you did not implement GLA:D Back? Physical framework – Management's attitude – Colleagues’ attitude – Patients’ reaction – Resources |
Context Organization Patients’ perspectives |
Implementation intervention |
What do you think is most effective: the existing program you have for your low back pain patients or GLA:D Back? Why? |
Beliefs about consequences, Patients’ perspectives |
Perceived behavioral control |
Have you used parts of GLA:D Back in your daily practice? If so, which? |
Knowledge and skills Beliefs about capability |
Intentions |
Do you plan to use GLA:D Back at some time? What is that decision depending on? |
Intentions |