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7.1 Appendices

7.1.1 Appendix A: Breakdown of how the research was publicised

The research was publicised via:

• The Digital Nurse Network (webinars and Twitter)
• The Primary Care Bulletin
• GP Practice Manager Bulletin
• Primary Care Deans
• The Royal College of General Practice
• The BMA General Practice committee
• Society of Academic Primary Care
• Future NHS
  • Digital First Primary Care workspace
  • Primary Care Networks Development Support workspace
• The Royal College of Nursing
• The Nursing and Midwifery Council
• Regional Communications Leads
• Digital First Primary Care Regional Offices
• NHSE/I Primary Care Twitter Account
• NHSE/I Corporate Social Media
• NHS Digital Social Media
• NHSx Social Media
• General Pharmaceutical Council
• Health Education England Networks and Twitter Account

7.1.2 Appendix B: Breakdown of Phase 1 participant characteristics across n=31

Table 3: Breakdown of Phase 1 participant characteristics

7.1.3 Appendix C: Expanded breakdown of Phase 2 participant characteristics across n=791

Table 4: Expanded breakdown of Phase 1 participant characteristics*

*Note: it was not mandatory for respondents to answer all questions.