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High importance
Medium importance
Low importance. 
Has Lots of Value
Adds Some Value
Little or No Value
Should be Easy to do
Might be OK to do
Think this is Hard to do
Questionnaire
A questionnaire designed by Digital Gaps to capture the importance & value of ODI user research into identifying the barriers for social prescribing physical activity.
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Importance of identified barriers
Please read each barrier and decide whether you think it should be considered one of the following:
You can indicate you decision by selecting the relevant 
icon. The icon will then confirm your vote by adding a +1 to the relevant icon 
.
Importance of Emerging Barriers
Finding activities
Difficult to know what activity sessions are available
Service users
Frontline workers
Managers
Comment
Few OA Activities
Not enough local activity sessions can be found
Frontline workers
Service users
Managers
Comment
Little promotion of OA
Not even heard of OpenActive, nevermind find a way onto OpenActive feed
Activity providers
Managers
Comment
Exercise not a priority
Don’t see referral into exercise as their role
Frontline workers
Managers
Comment
No trust in info
Don’t trust information that exists
Frontline workers
Service users
Managers
Comment
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Indication of value added & estimated effort
Please read each strategy and decide how each item adds value and estimate how much effort maybe needed to realise:
Value
Effort
You can indicate you decision by selecting the relevant 
icon. The icon will then confirm your vote by adding a +1 to the relevant icon 
.
Value of Emerging Strategies
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