Key themes
| Key question | Responses | |
|---|---|---|
| *Rogers20 (p.19) maintains that "homophily" occurs when similar individuals belong to the same groups, live or work near each other, or share the same interests. | ||
| What is the problem? | Waiting times | |
| Complaints | ||
| Anxiety | ||
| Inefficient working | ||
| Why now? | Targets | |
| Visibility | ||
| What facilitated adoption? | Mass media | |
| Roadshows | ||
| ESC networks | ||
| Near peer groups | ||
| Leadership | ||
| Enthusiasm | ||
| Ownership | ||
| Professional development | ||
| Homophily* | ||
| It matters | ||
| It’s adaptable | ||
| It’s simple | ||
| It’s testable | ||
| It’s observable | ||
| Timing | ||
| Type of decision | ||
| How was support organised? | MA | |
| ESC | ||
| Existing networks | ||
| Near peer groups | ||
| Strategic health authority (SHA) reporting | ||
| What inhibited adoption? | Interpretation | |
| Inexperience | ||
| Roles and resistance | ||
| Quality and safety | ||
| A&E mindset | ||
| Demand | ||
| Resources | ||
| Existing performance | ||