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Table 2 Summary of interviewee characteristics

From: Common Clinical Trial Amendments, why they are submitted and how they can be avoided: a mixed methods study on NHS UK Sponsored Research (Amendments Assemble)

Interviewee ID

Workforce category

Job role area

A01

Clinical

Researcher

A02

Non-clinical

Researcher

A03

Clinical

Clinical delivery staff

A04

Clinical

Researcher

A05

Clinical

Clinical delivery staff

A06

Non-clinical

Research support staff

A07

Non-clinical

Research support staff

A08

Non-clinical

Research support staff

A09

Non-clinical

Research support staff

A10

Clinical

Clinical delivery staff

A11

Clinical

Researcher

  1. The ‘Workforce category’ refers to whether the interviewee’s job role is ‘Non-clinical’ typically not patient-facing or ‘Clinical’ typically patient-facing which included two consultants and a research nurse. The ‘Job role area’ was assigned by the researcher to group the interviewees into broad categories. ‘Researcher’ were those who led their own research as part of their role, e.g. Chief Investigator; ‘Clinical delivery staff’ were Research & Development (R&D) staff involved in clinical aspects of delivering trials, e.g. Research Nurse; and ‘Research support staff’ were non-clinical R&D staff involved in supporting the set-up or management of trials