Marco Boonstra

166 # = In general practices, we approached the full team, 3-10 HCPs per practice. In the nephrology clinics, based upon the size of the multidisciplinary team, we approached 10-30 eligible HCPs via e-mail, but HCPs could send the invite through to non-invited colleagues. As a result of this snowball sampling, we had to estimate the number of eligible HCPs (n=150). * = In the intervention group: 25 participants filled in all questionnaires. Two participants did not complete T1, but filled in T0 and T2. In the control group: 16 participants filled in all questionnaires. One participant did not compete T1, but filled in T0 and T2. Figure 5.1b Flow chart presenting enrollment, allocation, follow-up and analysis of the health care professionals in our study Eligible professionals (n=150) # Included (n=53) Excluded (n=97) • Did not answer the invite for the study Analysed (n=17) Analysed (n=28) Allocated to care-as-usual (n=19) • Completed baseline assessment T0 (n=18) • In group care-as-usual (n=18) • Lost to follow-up (n=1), reason: lack of time (n=1) Allocated to intervention (n=34) • Completed baseline assessment T0 (n=30) • Received allocated intervention (n=30) • Did not receive intervention (n=4), reasons: lack of time (n=2), job change (n=1), long COVID (n=1) • Completed follow-up T1 (n=17)* • Completed follow-up T2 (n=17)* • Lost to follow-up (n=1), reasons: life events (n=1) • Completed follow-up T1 (n=27)* • Completed follow-up T2 (n=28)* • Lost to follow-up (n=2), reasons: lost interest (n=1), job change (n=1) PROFESSIONALS ALLOCATION FOLLOW-UP ANALYSIS ENROLLMENT

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