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Table 3 Relevance and Feasibility of the RID intervention

From: Process evaluation of a tailored intervention to Reduce Inappropriate psychotropic Drug use in nursing home residents with dementia

 

Internal project leader N = 15

N, (%)

External coach N = 6 a

N, (%)

1) Researchers

 Added value tailored information provision b

  Strongly

9 (60%)

12 (75%)

  To a reasonable extent

5 (33%)

3 (19%)

  To some extent

1 (7%)

1 (6%)

2) Internal project leader

 Competence of project leader c perceived by coach

  Competent or very competent

N.A.

9 (56%)

  Not competent/not incompetent

N.A.

3 (19%)

  Other d

N.A.

4 (25%)

3) External coach

 a) Added value of coaching b

  Strongly

7 (47%)

6 (38%)

  To a reasonable extent

6 (40%)

9 (56%)

  To some extent

2 (13%)

1 (6%)

 b) Coaching necessity for (continued) implementation

  Yes

5 (33%)

9 (56%)

  No

7 (47%)

4 (25%)

  I don’t know

3 (20%)

3 (19%)

 c) Competence of coach c perceived by project leader

  Competent or very competent

11 (73%)

N.A.

  Not competent/not incompetent

1 (7%)

N.A.

  Other d

3 (20%)

N.A.

  1. a N = 6 coaches for N = 16 nursing homes
  2. b Scale: Not at all/to some extent/to a reasonable extent/strongly
  3. c Likert Scale: Very incompetent/incompetent/not competent-not incompetent/competent/very competent
  4. d Differences between competence in content and process, such as incompetent on content and competent on process