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Table 1 Co-design process for development of AMU behaviour change interventions

From: Behaviour change interventions for responsible antimicrobial use on farms

Month

Co-design stage

Method

Participants

Input

Mar ‘19

Identifying stakeholders

Face-to-face workshop (n = 12)

Stakeholder advisory board & research team

Stakeholder map, broadening range and type of stakeholders for co-design process

Aug ‘20

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 2)

Lecturers training student vets

Insights on successful training-based strategies for vets and student vets

Sep’20

Co-designing ideas

Small group stakeholder consults via Zoom (n = 12)

Animal health experts, farm advisors, farmers, co-op representatives, researchers

Insights on logistics for delivering specialised training, community of practice approach and best approaches for monitoring AMU

Oct’20

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 2)

Knowledge transfer experts in education and advisory

Insights on training and CPD for farm advisors and logistics of delivering training to farm advisors

Nov’20

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 10)

Farmers from the pig, dairy, beef, sheep industries

Insights into farmers’ views and understanding of AMU and good antimicrobial stewardship, across different sectors and regions

Mar—May’21

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 6)

Animal health experts, vet and farm advisor trainers, behavioural scientists, policy makers, vets

Insights on successful training strategies for vets and farm advisors

Mar—May’21

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 7)

Animal health experts, farmers, vets and farm advisors

Insights on practical, local knowledge of farming sectors and delivering/participating in herd health consults

Mar—May’21

Co-designing ideas

One-to-one stakeholder consults via telephone/Zoom (n = 6)

Animal health experts, farmers, vets and farm advisors

Insights on critical control points and ‘gold standard’ hygiene and health management practices in the dairy and pig sectors

Aug – Sep ‘21

Evaluating 7 behaviour change interventions

Online interactive exercise using survey and video software (n = 35)

Animal health experts, educators, scientists, policy makers, vets, farmers, industry

User feedback and sense checking; refinement and validation of 7 behaviour change interventions