Theoretical Domain | Item |
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Knowledge(1) | I am aware of the objectives of patient triage. |
Knowledge(2) | I am familiar with how to triage patients in general practice. |
Skills | I have the skills required to triage patients in general practice. |
Social/Professional role and Identity | I feel it is my responsibility as a general practitioner to triage patients effectively. |
Beliefs about capabilities(1) | I am confident that, if I wanted, I could triage patients effectively within general practice. |
Beliefs about capabilities(2) | For me, triaging patients effectively in general practice is very easy. |
Optimism | I feel that patient triage is the best way to match the patient’s problem with the right person, for the right amount of time. |
Beliefs about consequences(1) | For me, triaging patients effectively in general practice is very useful. |
Beliefs about consequences(2) | If I triage my patients in general practice, it will have disadvantages for my relationship with my patients.* |
Reinforcement | If I triage my patients in general practice, I feel I am making a difference. |
Intentions | How strong is your intention to triage your patients in primary care over the next year? |
Goals | Generally, how often do you feel something else takes priority over setting up patient triage systems?* |
Memory, attention, and decision processes | When I need to concentrate on triaging my patients in general practice, I have no trouble focusing my attention. |
Environmental context and resources | Patient triage systems provide the possibility to adapt services to the patient’s needs. |
Social influences | I can rely on my colleagues when things get tough in regard to patient triage in general practice. |
Emotion | Thinking about yourself and how you normally feel as a professional that delivers patient care, to what extent do you feel nervous with regard to patient triage within general practice?* |
Behavioral regulation | I have a clear plan under what circumstances I will triage my patients in general practice. |