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Behavioural
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Belief about consequences of conducting SSM.
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Instrumental.
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Beliefs about what SSM will achieve.
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“SSM will improve/hinder patient outcomes”.
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Experiential.
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Beliefs about how SSM feels to conduct.
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“SSM feels like it will/won’t be positive to do”.
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Subjective Norm
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Beliefs about important others (e.g. patients, senior clinicians) beliefs’ towards SSM.
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Norms.
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Beliefs about whether SSM is organizationally standard practice.
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“SSM is not/ promoted by the organization”.
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Pressure.
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Beliefs about how others who are important to them feel about SSM.
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“All/none of my colleagues think SSM is positive”.
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Perceived Behavioural Control
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Beliefs about control over conducting SSM.
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Self-Efficacy.
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Beliefs about confidence one can appropriately use SSM.
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“I feel like I am not/ already able to use SSM”.
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Controllability.
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Beliefs about whether using SSM is their choice.
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“SSM use is not/up to me and the patient”.
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