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Table 2 Stakeholder involvement phase

From: Enhancing the Behaviour Change Wheel with synthesis, stakeholder involvement and decision-making: a case example using the ‘Enhancing the Quality of Psychological Interventions Delivered by Telephone’ (EQUITy) research programme

 

Standard RAND/UCLA

Adapted RAND/UCLA

Worked example

Inputs

Series of systematic reviews/meta-analyses

Intervention domains from phase 1

93 domains identified in phase 1

Stakeholders

Experts

As broad as possible, being mindful of traditionally excluded groups

• Patients (n = 9)

• Practitioners (n = 19)

• Key informants (n = 15)

Number of rounds

3:

• Individual ratings of appropriateness

• Moderated group ratings of appropriateness

• Individual ratings of necessity

3 per group of stakeholders:

• Individual ratings of importance

• Moderated group ratings of items rated ‘not important’

• Individual ratings of  ‘how essential?’

Separate meetings of patients, practitioners and key informants completing:

• Individual ratings of importance

• Moderated group ratings of items rated 'not important'

• Individual ratings of ‘how essential?’

Critical cut-offs

Median of = > 7 on 1–9 point Likert-type scales

Median of = > 7 on 1–9 point Likert-type scales

Median of = > 7 on 1–9 point Likert-type scales