Structured follow-up of frail home-dwelling older people in primary health care: is there a special need, and could a checklist be of any benefit? A qualitative study of experiences from registered nurses and their leaders

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Table 1 Focus group interview guide

	Themes in the focus groups
What observations are needed in frail home-dwelling older people?	Is there any benefit to using a checklist such as SAFE in observations of frail home-dwelling older people?	Has the use of SAFE changed the observations of frail home-dwelling older people?	Does the use of SAFE affect the cooperation with the GP concerning frail home-dwelling older people?	What barriers are likely to prevent the use of SAFE?

Figure S1 (Continued)

Figure S1 (Continued)

Figure S1 Sub Acute Functional decline in the Elderly instrument (SAFE).

Note: An interdisciplinary team from Oslo University Hospital, University of Oslo (UiO) and districts in Oslo municipality, developed SAFE. As project manager and responsible for further development and validation of SAFE, Edith L. Roth Gjevjon (Oslo University Hospital) has granted permission to use SAFE (translated into English by the first author).