Table 1

Round 1 Panellists’ agreement with GPCPC model factors

Factors of collaboration from Bradley et al17 model and the statement which participants were presented with to rate their agreement	No of panellists agreeing (n=123)	% agreement	Has opinion changed as a result of COVID-19?
	No of panellists agreeing (n=123)	% agreement	Yes (%)	No (%)
Location: A GP practice and community pharmacy are able to collaborate more effectively if they are closely located to each other.	93	76	28 (23)	95 (77)
Knowing each other: Knowing each other is important for community pharmacists and GPs in order to collaborate effectively	110	89	13 (11)	110 (89)
Services provided from the pharmacy/GP practice: In order to work together collaboratively, it is important for GPs and community pharmacists to be aware of the services which each other provides.	107	87	28 (23)	95 (77)
Communication: two-way, regular communication is important for effective collaboration between GPs and community pharmacists.	107	87	16 (13)	107 (87)
Professional roles: The expanded role of pharmacists will improve collaboration between GPs and community pharmacists	92	75	14 (11)	109 (89)
Professional respect: Mutual respect between individual community pharmacists and GPs, as well as respect for their professions generally, are required for effective collaboration.	103	84	11 (9)	112 (91)
Trust: Mutual trust between community pharmacists and GPs is required for effective collaboration	101	82	6 (5)	117 (95)