1. Report the context for which the intervention was developed. | Background: Variably effective national audits |
2. Report the purpose of the intervention development process | Background: “to enhance the effectiveness of national audit through the iterative integration of evidence, theory and stakeholder input” |
3. Report the target population for the intervention development process | Methods—phase 4 |
4. Report how any published intervention development approach contributed to the development process | Background |
5. Report how evidence from different sources informed the intervention development process | Method, including Fig. 1 |
6. Report how/if published theory informed the intervention development process. | Method |
7. Report any use of components from an existing intervention in the current intervention development process | Method (phase 5) |
8. Report any guiding principles, people or factors that were prioritised when making decisions during the intervention development process. | Method: co-design |
9. Report how stakeholders contributed to the intervention development process. | Method and discussion |
10. Report how the intervention changed in content and format from the start of the intervention development process | Results |
11. Report any changes to interventions required or likely to be required for subgroups | Results: phase 5 |
12. Report important uncertainties at the end of the intervention development process | Discussion |
13. Follow TIDieR guidance when describing the developed intervention | Table 9 in Appendix 4 |
14. Report the intervention development process in an open access format. | Open access publication sought |