Table 5 FDs’ answers: Barriers to and facilitators for PSP implementation (N = 142), N (%)a b
Facilitators | Total |
|---|---|
Patient level | |
Mutual motivation through peers | 124 (92.5) |
Joint exercise activities | 106 (79.1) |
Inclusion of physical activity | 99 (73.9) |
Initiation of social contacts | 94 (70.1) |
Group level | |
Phone support for patients with increased support needs | 52 (38.8) |
Integration of PSP in DMP | 45 (33.6) |
Compensation of physician expenses via DMP | 43 (32.1) |
Support by experts | 43 (32.1) |
Teaching of theoretical content | 42 (31.3) |
Personalised feedback reports | 42 (31.3) |
Compensation of the time and effort of assistants via DMP | 38 (28.4) |
Application of evidence-based knowledge | 32 (23.9) |
Online service | 30 (22.4) |
Wide range of activities | 27 (20.1) |
Barriers | |
Patient level | |
Patients loose interest in the program | 98 (73.1) |
Patients cannot be motivated to participate | 95 (70.9) |
Group level | |
Lack of group cohesion | 59 (44.0) |
Overburdening of group leaders | 59 (44.0) |
Drop-out of the group leaders | 55 (41.0) |
Travel to the group meeting is too burdensome | 46 (34.3) |
Practice level | |
Workload too high for the practice team | 34 (25.4) |
Not enough feedback for the family doctors | 32 (23.9) |
Workload for physicians too high | 31 (23.1) |
Possible negative influence on physicians’ treatment | 9 (6.7) |