7. Care-seeking This cluster The term care • received similar seeking has been initiated by carers and removed. feedback to Examples: others. The cluster relates to • information/concern treatment, as seeking from family carers, suggested. behaviours (#6). information/concern The term care • from emergency 7. Requests for has workers treatment from negative healthcare conations for professionals or some people. Alternative names those close to the • for the cluster person. Examples: include “Report information/concern from …”, from family carers, in “Change information/concern care-seeking from emergency behaviour” (change in service workers frequency, care setting, and care providers), "Requests for help and assistance from carers or other healthcare workers", "Increased concern reported by third parties", and "Increased concern from family/carers".
7. Care-seeking initiated by carers and others. Examples: information/concern from family carers, information/concern from emergency workers This cluster received similar feedback to behaviours (#6). • The term care seeking has negative conations for some people. • Alternative names for the cluster include “Report from …”, “Change in care-seeking behaviour” (change in frequency, care setting, and care providers), "Requests for help and assistance from carers or other healthcare workers", "Increased concern reported by third parties", and "Increased concern from family/carers". • The term care seeking has been removed. • The cluster relates to treatment, as suggested. 7. Requests for treatment from healthcare professionals or those close to the person. Examples: information/concern from family carers, information/concern from emergency service workers