Investigating the impact of an online hydration intervention in care homes using the COM-B model: a mixed methods study

Table 5 Seven structure drinks rounds delivery outcomes by care home

Care home	CH1		CH2		CH3 G.N		All care homes
Care home	n	%	n	%	n	%	n	%
No. residents recorded	35	38.5	36	39.6	20	22.0	91	100
†Total potential drinks rounds	7350	100	7560	100	4200	100	19,110	100
Drinks round delivered	779	10.6	2008	26.6	2158	51.4	4945	25.9
Drinks round not delivered	6298	85.7	3135	41.5	2008	47.8	11,441	59.9
Not recorded	30	0.4	2283	30.2	34	0.8	2347	12.3
§Resident in hospital	238	3.2	133	1.8	0	0	371	1.9
§Resident asleep	5	0.1	1	0	0	0	6	0

7 structured drinks rounds were collected for a 30-day period
Data unavailable for CH3.D.U
§ Yes/no were the only responses to be recorded in the data collection sheet – where additional information has been captured this has been recorded and presented
† Total potential drinks rounds that could have been delivered to residents - for each resident 210 drinks could have been offered during the intervention; this was multiplied by no. of residents in care home

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