Patient Education and Counseling

Data collected on YouTube videos on Colostomy/ileostomy showing group number (as indicated in the study), Useful and non-useful videos (based on scores), number of viewers, duration, number of likes, number of dislikes, days on YouTube, Comments, Scores for major criteria, scores for minor criteria, and total scores. Items of the criteria are explained in tables and the manuscript.

Scores on each section of the Health Coaching Index for validation sample; HCI scores correlated with RIAS

Analyses for ‘Assessment of Motivational Interviewing; Psychometric characteristics of the MITS 2.1 in general practice’

Raw data from survey of patients Downloaded directly from survey monkey

data of our patient surveys and resident surveys

Qualitative data to support phase 2 of the research.

This is the raw data to our study.

CIO 7 data.

This qualitative interview study explored health care professional views about the feasibility of offering additional support to patients with symptoms suspicious of cancer, who are urgently referred for investigation and after tests are found not to have cancer. Participants were UK National Health Service staff who worked either in primary care referring patients to an urgent referral pathway (also known as the Two Week Wait pathway) or worked in a secondary care urgent referral pathway offering tests to patients to assess whether symptoms were caused by cancer. The sample included nurses, doctors, dentists and allied health professionals. Interviews varied in time duration from approximately 23 to 111 minutes, mean duration was 41 minutes and verbatim transcripts are deposited here.

This qualitative interview study explored health care professional views about the feasibility of offering additional support to patients with symptoms suspicious of cancer, who are urgently referred for investigation and after tests are found not to have cancer. Participants were UK National Health Service staff who worked either in primary care referring patients to an urgent referral pathway (also known as the Two Week Wait pathway) or worked in a secondary care urgent referral pathway offering tests to patients to assess whether symptoms were caused by cancer. The sample included nurses, doctors, dentists and allied health professionals. Interviews varied in time duration from approximately 23 to 111 minutes, mean duration was 41 minutes and verbatim transcripts are deposited here.