PSF selection, training and support programme and Education session content.

<p>PSF selection, training and support programme and Education session content.</p

Psychosocial Outcomes at baseline and change at follow-up for RAPSID participants allocated to individual, group, combined or control peer support intervention.

<p>N refers to the maximum sample size in the Intention-to-treat population. Maximum sample size in the per protocol population is in brackets.</p><p>Range of N are as follows</p><p>Control 236–322 (per protocol 236–322), 1:1 215–325 (136–175), Group 212–330 (160–219), Combined 197–322 (145–198)</p><p>Psychosocial Outcomes at baseline and change at follow-up for RAPSID participants allocated to individual, group, combined or control peer support intervention.</p

Recruitment and follow-up of participants.

<p>Recruitment and follow-up of participants.</p

Costs of the intervention.

<p>Assumes maximum number of clusters involved in training/PSF sessions With 15 participants attending/cluster = £13·84/participant/year Recruitment and coordination costs are not included Nurse is band 6 if works within a full multidisciplinary diabetes specialist service-otherwise band 7 Peer support meeting costs are from PSF claims Booklet costs include those given to PSFs who did not subsequently act as a PSF.</p><p>Few PSFs used the RAPSID mobile phones, preferring to use their own, so only the ongoing costs are included.</p><p>Costs of the intervention.</p

Baseline characteristics of RAPSID participants allocated to individual, group, combined or control peer support intervention and intervention participation by cluster.

<p>Numbers are n (%) or mean (SD);</p><p># (1) how to address barriers to care/practical issues arising from living with diabetes (2) social and emotional aspects of diabetes and (3) the health care received</p><p>Baseline characteristics of RAPSID participants allocated to individual, group, combined or control peer support intervention and intervention participation by cluster.</p

Geographic location of the zoos participating in the surveillance program.

<p>Geographic location of the zoos participating in the surveillance program.</p

Categories for selection of wildlife disease events for reporting into eWHIS.

<p>Categories for selection of wildlife disease events for reporting into eWHIS.</p

Threatened species for which data was captured through the pilot project.

<p>*The koala (combined populations of Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory) was listed as vulnerable in May 2012.</p

Cases^* for November 2010– October 2011 reported through the pilot project, by taxonomic group.

<p>*A case may involve single or multiple animals.</p>+<p>The majority of bat cases were submitted for exclusion testing for Australian bat lyssavirus (ABLV).</p

Examples of disease events captured for each reporting category (see Table 2).

<p>*Includes ‘non-listed’ pathogens and agents of wildlife <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0095127#pone.0095127-World1" target="_blank">[49]</a>.</p