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- Figure 1. Diagram of topics and themes from the thematic analysis of care home staff and primary care clinician interviews. UTI = urinary tract infection
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Participant ID Home type Main role Time working in present care home Total time working in care homes Previous experience of research Age, years Sex VENCH016 Residential Deputy manager 8 years 41 years Yes 57 F VENCH017 Residential dementia Registered manager 13 years 45 years Yes 62 F VENCH018 Dual registered Night-care coordinator 20 years 30 years No 53 F VENCH019 Residential Registered manager 5 months 15 years No 45 F VENCH020 Residential Head of care 7 years 10 years No 34 F VENCH021 Residential Senior manager 27 years 27 years No 70 M VENCH022 Residential LD and nursing Senior nurse 4 years 10 years No 45 F VENCH023 Residential LD and nursing Nurse 6 months 14 years No 35 F VENCH024 Residential older adults Senior carer 7 years 16 years Yes 36 F VENCH025 Residential behaviour and dementia Service lead (MH nurse) 6 years 13 years Yes 35 F VENCH026 Residential dementia Deputy manager 16 years 30 years Yes 60 F VENCH027 Residential dementia Senior carer 20 years 25 years No 54 F VENCH028 Dementia nursing care Compliance manager (MH nurse) 2 years 25 years Yes 42 F VENCH029 Residential dementia Care support worker 6 months 2 years No 26 F VENCH030 Residential dementia and Parkinson’s Night-care support worker 3 years 15 years No 40 F VENCH031 Nursing home Care workera 4 months 4 months No 53 F aThis care worker stated they met the eligibility criteria but was subsequently found to have only had 4 months of experience working in a care home (eligibility criteria was 6 months). A decision was made to keep data from this participant. LD = learning disability. MH = mental health.
Participant ID Role Work setting GP academic or special interest. Background and clinical management if not medical Number of homes Previous experience of research Age, years Sex VENPC002 Advanced clinical practitioner Care home assessment team in general practice OT. Assesses and informs GP; does not prescribe 20 No 47 F VENPC003 Older adult practitioner Care home assessment team in general practice Nurse. Assesses and informs GP; does not prescribe 20 No 48 F VENPC004 GP partner General practice None 5–6 Yes 33 F VENPC005 GP partner General practice PCN care home lead. Practice research lead 6 Yes 54 M VENPC006 Older adult practitioner Care home assessment team in general practice Paramedic. Assesses, treats, and discusses with GP; does not prescribe 20 Yes 49 M VENPC007 GP partner General practice PCN senior role 7 Yes 44 M VENPC008 GP partner General practice Practice research lead 8 Yes 45 F VENPC009 GP partner General practice Practice care home lead 2 No 45 F VENPC010 Telemedicine team leader Secondary and primary care, remote triage for residential homes Manages clinical triage team of assessors; admits or refers to GP. Does not prescribe 200 No 37 F VENPC011 Salaried GP General practice None 6 Yes 52 F VENPC012 GP partner General practice PCN research lead 4 Yes 42 M OT = occupational therapist. PCN = primary care network. GP = general practitioner.
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