Data analysis
The process of data analysis was recursive and dynamic and intensified after data collection had ended (22). During observations and semi-structured interviews, emerging analytical ideas and methodological adjustments were noted in the logbook.
We coded the data, grouping codes into general categories and overall themes thereby capturing recurrent patterns across the data (12,22,23,24). In this process, we followed Kirk and found, for example, that: ‘interprofessional obstacles’, ‘lack of time’, and ‘technical issues’ emerged as themes indicating organizational barriers. At the professional level, we identified the themes ‘low prioritization’, ‘meeting patients where they are’, and ‘reliance on HPs own impressions´. We also found that HPs perceived ‘avoiding prejudices’ and ‘promoting equality’ as important professional values.