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Kyle SD, Bower P, Yu LM, et al. Nurse-delivered sleep restriction therapy to improve insomnia disorder in primary care: the HABIT RCT. Southampton (UK): National Institute for Health and Care Research; 2024 Aug. (Health Technology Assessment, No. 28.36.)

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Appendix 4Process evaluation framework categories and codes

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Process evaluation framework categories and codes

Process evaluation key themeCategoryNurse codesPatient codesPM/GP codes
ImplementationDelivery of interventionConsultationsDelivery as expectedLogistics
Modification to deliveryWell explainedStaff attitudes
Planned deliveryWhat could be improvedWider implementation
Scaling of interventionPositive
Worksheet paperworkPost consultation
Understanding
HABIT trial trainingImprovementGP experience of treating insomnia
PositivesGP understanding of intervention
QualityOverall experience of the trial
Refresher training
Patient expectationsConcerns
Expectations of SRT
Previous experiences
Mechanisms of impactResponse of patientBarriersComparison to other treatments
End of therapyEffects
FacilitatorsFeelings
Initial responseImprovements in insomnia
LogisticsMaintain SRT after trial
Patient attitude
Withdrawal
 ContextContextual factorsPrevious experienceChallenges to SRTOther
OtherFace-to-face appointments
Interactions with nurse
Telephone appointments
Other
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