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Table 2 Summary of recommendations to support collaborative working

From: “We have to change our mindsets”: a qualitative study of barriers and facilitators in research collaboration across integrated care system organisations

Aim

Possible COM-B policy (P) or intervention (I) types [definition from (14)]

Organisational Level

ICS/system level

Share skills and knowledge (Capability)

Education (I)– increase knowledge or understanding

Environmental restructuring (I)– change physical or social context

Training (I)– impart skills

Modelling (I)– provide example for people to aspire to or imitate

Executive Board Level responsibility for research

Process development/ mapping to share knowledge/skills

Webinars/events, training

Shared roles working across organisations (shadowing/induction)

Reduce competition (Opportunity)

Education (I)– increase knowledge or understanding

Persuasion (I)– use communication to induce positive or negative feelings or stimulate action

Incentivisation (I) - creating expectation of reward

Board level commitment to partnership working for research

Develop common aims– shared framework

Transparency over funding streams

Developing skills, capacity and networking (Capability)

Environmental restructuring (I) - changing physical or social context

Environmental/social planning (P) - design and/or control the physical or social environment

Training– impart skills

Education– increase knowledge or understanding

Job planning/ protected time for research– built into recruitment and retention strategies

Directory of staff and services– who’s who

Webinars/events, training

One point for contact– to help facilitate introductions

Building trust and reducing risk (Capability, Motivation)

Guidelines (P) - create documents that recommend or mandate practice

Regulation (I)- Establishing rules or principles of behaviour or practice

Environmental restructuring (I)- changing physical or social context

 

Data sharing agreements

Collaboration agreements

Directory of who’s who to build relationships

One point for contact– to share opportunities