Desirable interventions and their perceived benefits and current barriers to implementation in Level-2 and Level-3 sexual health services in England—responses to a national web-survey
| N | Desired (n, %) | Not desired (n, %) | Barrier | Motivation | |
| Educational videos | 79 | 35 (44%) | 14 (18%) | Lack of funding for development (37%) | Captive patient audience (37%) |
| Online learning materials | 71 | 48 (68%) | 7 (10%) | Lack of funding for development (61%) | Minimal staff time (33%) |
| Mobile ‘app’ | 80 | 49 (61%) | 3 (4%) | Lack of funding for development (65%) | Potential patient uptake (47%) |
| One to one | 20 | 8 (40%) | 3 (15%) | Time constraints (50%) | Widely appropriate for patients (38%) |
| Multiple sessions of motivational interviews | 45 | 16 (36%) | 4 (9%) | Lack of funding for staff (50%) | Perceived effectiveness (50%) |
| Group sessions | 71 | 16 (23%) | 32 (45%) | Lack of trained staff time (38%) | Encourages peer learning (50%) |