Table 8 Examples of intervention resources
Proposed vehicle | Change objectives grouped by determinant | Methods and practical applications | Message content |
|---|---|---|---|
Patient resource | |||
Return to Work workbook | Knowledge and awareness: knows key advice and information concerning recovery and RTW Self-efficacy and skills: able to acquaint self with key information about RTW Attitudes,beliefs and expectations: believes that revising RTW plan following surgery will aid RTW Perceived norms: recognises that RTW is now considered a positive health outcome | Coherence and imagery-sections of text have logical order and clearly related with graphics Verbal persuasion by Outpatient clinic staff and RTWC Modelling Provides examples of how patients have revised RTW plan Consciousness raising: information about causes/consequences | The HOT think that my RTW is important and that having this information will help The RTW book has been designed for and approved by patients as something they can use Other patients have revised their RTW plans and this has been helpful Working can have significant physical, mental and emotional health benefits, this is why the health service is focusing on it |
Hospital Orthopaedic Team resource | |||
Examples of Return to Work Plans | Knowledge and awareness: Knowing what is expected from a completed template Self-efficacy and skills: Enabling the RTWC to support the patient | Modelling: appropriate examples provided for the RTWC to demonstrate completion Facilitation: creating an environment that makes the action easier | These are some typical examples based on real patient experiences These will help you support the patient plan their RTW |