Use of equipment or participation in activities during the pre-lockdown SUH programme.
Note: data not available for three participants, proportions are based on 48 participants. Adapted from SUH NIHR report [During the post-lockdown period, working from home limited the ability of managers to oversee or check participation levels. It was hence difficult for managers to comment on participation in the SUH intervention. The SUH team struggled to maintain contact with staff working from home and make them aware of SUH activities. While the consultations were offered to all staff, several could not participate as they did not have access to MS Teams. In addition, SUH equipment was mainly available at offices, and to staff from some centres where equipment borrowing procedures for home working had been established. Of those who completed the post-lockdown questionnaire, 95% of staff participated in at least one activity (