Recruitment of 4 general practices within 3 months
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Recruitment of 4 general practices within 3–6 months
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Unable to recruit 4 general practices within 6 months
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Retention of ≥ 3 general practices throughout 6-month intervention period
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Retention of 2 general practices throughout 6-month intervention period
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Retention of < 2 general practices throughout 6-month intervention period
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Recruitment of 3 pharmacists within 3 months
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Recruitment of 3 pharmacists within 3–6 months
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Unable to recruit 3 pharmacists within 6 months
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Retention of ≥ 2 pharmacists throughout 6-month intervention period
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Retention of 1 pharmacist throughout 6-month intervention period
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Retention of 0 pharmacists throughout 6-month intervention period
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Recruitment of 50 PROM study patients from each practice
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Recruitment of 25–49 PROM study patients from each practice
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Recruitment of < 25 PROM study patients from each practice
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Retention of ≥ 35 PROM study patients for follow-up
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Retention of 25–34 PROM study patients for follow-up
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Retention of < 25 PROM study patients for follow-up
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GPP intervention acceptable to ≥ 75% GPs, pharmacists and patients involved
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GPP intervention acceptable to 50–74% GPs, pharmacists and patients involved
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GPP intervention acceptable to < 50% GPs, pharmacists and patients involved
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Delivery of GPP intervention feasible
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Delivery of GPP intervention partially feasible
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Delivery of GPP intervention not feasible
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GPP intervention demonstrates cost savings which outweigh the cost of implementing the intervention
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GPP intervention demonstrates potential for cost savings which outweigh the cost of implementing the intervention
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GPP intervention does not demonstrate potential cost savings which outweigh the cost of implementing the intervention
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