Table 3 Matching between domains and codes
Domains | Sub-domain (for some of the domains) | Codes |
|---|---|---|
1. Beliefs about capabilities | Pharmacists’ capabilities | Self-efficacy of the pharmacists |
Pharmacists perception of patients’ capabilities | Ability to manage their own medicine | |
Having a carer | ||
2. Knowledge | Pharmacists’ knowledge about the tools and the procedure | Level of knowledge |
3. Emotion |  | Pharmacists’ feelings |
Patients’ feelings | ||
4. Environmental context and resources (environmental constraints) | Factors related to the tools | Availability of handheld medication records |
Design of handheld medication records | ||
Factors relating to the hospital environment | Relocation of patients | |
Time limitations | ||
5. Skills | Pharmacists’ skills | Level of pharmacist skill required |
6. Nature of the behaviour | Pharmacists’ behaviour towards the tools | Standard operating procedures |
7. Social, professional role | Pharmacists beliefs about responsibility | Pharmacists’ role |
Other healthcare professionals’ responsibility | ||
8. Social influence (norms) | Importance of patients feedback | Patients’ feedback |
Pharmacy feedback | ||
Interprofessional communication | ||
Establishment of practice | ||
9. Behavioural regulation | Methods needed to encourage pharmacist to effective implementation | Advertisement |
Audits | ||
Training | ||
10. Beliefs about consequences (anticipated outcomes attitude) | Beliefs about risks | High-risk drugs. |
Polypharmacy | ||
11. Memory, attention and decision process | Factors affecting the pharmacists’ and pharmacy technicians attention and decision making | Forgetfulness |
12. Motivation and goals (intention) | Methods to motivate pharmacists | Pay pharmacists to provide it |