Table 10.

Summary of Nominal Group Technique statements and scores for suggested changes to intervention pharmacist consultation based on video prototype.

Change statements	HCPa rank score (maximum 55)	Patients rank score (maximum 30)	Total rank score (maximum 85)	Design changed?
Add in a more formal written consent process (eg, sign a consent form)	24	7	31	No
Make sure that timing of medication taking is captured and checked	17	14	31	Yes
Check patient knows how to correctly use home monitoring equipment in the consultation before use (eg, peak flowmeter)	22	7	29	Yes
Include a verbal explanation that Flo is not a real person	13	15	28	Yes
Cover data protection and regulation in the verbal consent process	18	6	24	No
Talk about the expected benefits of using text messages to support medicines taking	12	8	20	No
Option for consultation to be done in patients’ home	11	9	20	No
Ensure that home blood pressure monitoring equipment is accurate (calibrated) prior to use	13	4	17	No
Confirm long-term conditions as part of the consultation	2	13	15	Yes
Add a question to assess adherence (eg, how many doses have you missed in the last 7 days)	9	4	13	No
Add in verbal instructions on how to cancel text messages	5	3	8	No
Provide an estimation of how many text messages the patient is likely to receive	8	0	8	No

^aHCP: health care professional.