Managing chronic conditions in Irish primary care PSP engagement summary

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Published: 04 March 2024

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Gathering uncertainties

Methods used (eg survey, focus groups, interviews)

Survey, primarily online but also printed for sharing in person at the AUDGPI conference (GP audience) and with a steering group members’ walking group (mixed audience). 

Responders and uncertaintiesNumberPercentage
Total respondents (across all methods) 185 100
Total patients and carers 111 60
Total health and care professionals 76 41
Total organisation responses 2 1
Total number of original uncertainties submitted 350 100
Original uncertainties in scope 323 92
Original uncertainties out of scope 27 8

Interim prioritisation

Methods used (eg survey, focus groups, interviews)

An online survey allowing people to choose their initial top priorities (any amount) and then rank their top ten out of those choices

Responders and uncertaintiesNumberPercentage
Total number of indicative questions (answered & unanswered) 31 100
Number of verified answered questions 1 Not applicable
Number of verified unanswered questions 29 Not applicable
Number of verified unanswered questions included in the interim prioritisation 29 Not applicable
Total respondents (across all methods)    123 100
Total patients and carers 68 55
Total health and care professionals 45 36
Total organisation responses 10 8
Number of questions taken to final workshop 20 Not applicable

Final priority setting workshop

ParticipantsNumberPercentage
Total participants 16 100
Total patients and carers 8 50
Total health and care professionals 8 50

Notes

Gathering uncertainties:

  • some respondents belonged to multiple categories
  • the 'Total number of original uncertainties submitted' numbers refer to individual statements identified in the 185 submissions. Statements/uncertainties were grouped into indicative questions due to overlap being common

Interim prioritisation: 30 items were presented in the interim survey, however one item was presented twice in error meaning 29 individual questions were included.