| Facilitators | Inhibitors |
---|---|---|
Patient factors | • Previous experience goal setting | • Cognitive impairment e.g. poor insight, executive dysfunction |
• Familiarity with the G-AP process | • Communication difficulties | |
• Being in the ‘right frame of mind’ | • Complex emotional/ social/ health issues | |
• Unrealistic expectations | ||
Process factors | • Rehabilitation assistant involvement | • Individual health professionals’ waiting lists resulting in team members  initiating input at different times |
• Goal meetings in the patent’s house | • Time pressures leading to incomplete implementation of the process | |
• Consistent use of G-AP record | • Staff absence | |
• Explaining the G-AP process to patients at the outset | ||
HP factors | • Experience of using goal setting | • Lack of experience using goal setting |
• Experience of post stroke recovery | • Lack of experience of post stroke recovery | |
• Confidence in goal setting abilities | • Not habitually using G-AP in routine practice | |
• Lack of confidence using G-AP | ||
Other |  | • HP and patient having differing views about priorities and/or what  constitutes improvement |