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Table 4 An overview of the number of participants and data generation encounters

From: ‘Participation is integral’: understanding the levers and barriers to the implementation of community participation in primary healthcare: a qualitative study using normalisation process theory

Study 1 (n = 32)

Status

 

Data Generation

Study 2 (n = 39)

Status

 

Data Generation

HSE Principal Applicants (PAs)

Paid

n = 11

One-to-one interview

Community Representatives

Paid

n = 13

Focus group

Community PAs

Paid

n = 14

One-to-one interview

Community Representatives

Unpaid

n = 13

Focus group

National steering Group, HSE

Paid

n = 4

One-to-one interview

Community Representative

Unknown

n = 1

Focus group

National steering Group, Community

Paid

n = 3

One-to-one interview

HSE personnel

Paid

n = 5

One-to-one interviews

Evaluator

Paid

n = 1

One-to-one interview

HSE policy personnel

Paid

n = 4

One-to-one interviews

    

GPs

Paid (as GPS but not in capacity to support CP in PC)

n = 3

One-to-one interviews