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type 2 diabetes t2d coronary artery disease cad chronic illnesses adherence healthy lifestyle crucial organisational cultural factors well managed peer support programs psp improve selfmanagement quality life health outcomes preparation launching psp surveyed family doctors fd attitudes toward program potential barriers facilitators march 2020 surveyed 896 fds five university teaching practice networks northrhine westphalia germany via anonymous webbased survey questionnaire addressed details psps including suitable patients fdsrole data analysed using descriptive inferential statistics qualitative material underwent content analysis two researchers total 165 fds responded response rate 184 97 practice owners respondents viewed psps positively t2d 920 cad 899 especially patients poor selfstructuring 827 low motivation 763 social contacts 676 average fds able identify 40 32 patients potential group leaders major facilitators reported included motivation peers 925 exercise 791 social contacts 701 waning interest time 731 poor motivation 709 considered barriers majority fds would recommend psps patients 895 considered program valuable addition current care 797 percentage fds expected longterm benefits workload relatively low 376 exploratory survey among german fds psps respondents viewed psps valuable addon t2d cad patients expecting positive impact workload communication fds psps may need highlight anticipated implementation outcomes benefits psps practice