PROPEL: implementation of an evidence based pelvic floor muscle training intervention for women with pelvic organ prolapse: a realist evaluation and outcomes study protocol

Table 2 Outcomes Study site descriptions

Site	Urban/rural	POPPY experience	Current dominant model
1	Urban	POPPY recruiting centre	Primary and secondary care provision of specialist physiotherapy referred by primary care and acute services with a mix of 1:1 and group provision available. Women not routinely sent to physiotherapy as first line treatment. Several POPPY physiotherapists providing current input to women with POP
2	Urban	Large involvement in medically driven trials but no focus on physiotherapy based trials	Currently has some specialist physiotherapy involvement but greater specialist nurse-led service for women
2	Urban	No POPPY involvement
3	Rural	No POPPY involvement and limited other trial involvement	Current interest in re-design and expanding to junior grade physiotherapists and other nursing staff (as practitioners with special interest)
4	Urban	No POPPY involvement	Currently has some specialist physiotherapy involvement, looking to increase capacity for PFMT provision with other staff groups
5	Urban	No POPPY involvement	Currently has some specialist physiotherapy involvement, looking to increase capacity for PFMT provision with other staff groups

PFMT Pelvic Floor Muscle Training, POP Pelvic Organ Prolapse, POPPY Pelvic Organ Prolapse PhysiotherapY trial

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