| Theme | Explanationa |
|---|---|
| 1. Individual clinician level factors | How decisions about patient care are informed by perspectives of PCCs on diagnosing and managing gynaecological conditions and symptoms in one-to-one consultation settings. |
| 2. Structural and organisational factors | How the design and management of primary care settings affects the care provided, and how wider issues in secondary care affect primary care. |
| 3. Community and external factors | How wider sociocultural issues and beliefs affect interactions between PCCs and patients. |
| 4. Factors related to gynaecological conditions | How factors related to gynaecological conditions affect interactions between PCCs and patients, specifically where these factors were identified across multiple gynaecological conditions. |
aWe have changed language for ‘endometriosis’ as presented in Dixon et al to more generically ‘gynaecological conditions’ for the purpose of the broader scope of the present study.26 PCC = primary care clinician.