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- Figure 1. Factors identified by GP participants as being barriers to cardioprotective medication prescribing in people with severe mental illness. CVD = cardiovascular disease. SMI = severe mental illness
- Figure 2. Factors identified by GP participants as being enablers to cardioprotective medication prescribing in people with severe mental illness. MDT = multidisciplinary team
Tables
Health board Sex, n Age band, n GP role, n Weekly contracted hours, n Year qualified, n Years at current practice, n Postgraduate mental health qualification, n Health board A, 10 Female, 9 35–39 years, 1 Partner, 7 ≤20 hours, 8 1976–1999, 9 0–5 years, 2 Yes, 3 Health board B, 5 Male, 6 40–44 years, 2 Salaried(fixed term), 1 ≥21 hours, 5 2000–2018, 6 6–10 years, 3 No, 12 45–49 years, 2 Salaried(open ended), 4 N/A, 2 ≥16 years, 7 50–54 years, 3 Locum or OOH, 3 N/A, 3 55–59 years, 3 60–64 years, 2 65–69 years, 0 ≥70 years, 2 Totals 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 OOH = out of hours.
Bolstering and sufficiently funding primary care
Improving IT systems for screening and monitoring
Enhancing communication between physical and mental care teams
Patients attending multidisciplinary team meetings
Joint mental and physical health consultations
Improving patients’ baseline quality of life through the provision of lifestyle community interventions
Embedding core workers, for example, mental health nurse, pharmacist, link worker
Providing key person for patient physical health discussions
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