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 <p><b>Stephanie Allan</b> is a PhD student exploring digital interventions in psychosis at the University of Glasgow.</p>
-<p><b>Dr Natalie Berry</b> Natalie is a research associate at the University of Manchester working on the <a href="http://www.sites.manchester.ac.uk/actissist">Actissist 2.0 smartphone app project</a>. Prior to this, Natalie completed a PhD exploring how technology can be used to support people who experience mental health problems.</p>
+<p><b>Dr Natalie Berry</b> Natalie is a clinical psychology trainee at University of Manchester. Prior to this, Natalie completed a PhD exploring how technology can be used to support people who experience mental health problems and worked as a research associate on the <a href="http://www.sites.manchester.ac.uk/actissist">Actissist 2.0 smartphone app project</a></p>
 <p><b>Professor Hamish Mcleod</b> is a Clinical Psychologist working at the University of Glasgow with over 20 years of experience in clinical practice, research, and post-graduate professional training.</p>
-<p><b>Professor Andrew Gumley</b> is a Clinical Psychologist and Professor of psychological therapy at the University of Glasgow. He is an international researcher investigating psychological interventions for people with psychosis including heading up the <a href="https://empowerstudy.net/">EMPOWER Trial</a> which is evaluating an app to support self-management in psychosis. </p>
+<p><b>Professor Andrew Gumley</b> is a Clinical Psychologist and Professor of psychological therapy at the University of Glasgow. He is an international researcher investigating psychological interventions for people with psychosis including heading up the <a href="https://empowerstudy.net/">EMPOWER Trial</a> which evaluated an app to support self-management in psychosis.</p>
 
 
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 <p>This research aims to recruit a participant panel to identify and reach agreement on barriers and facilitators to recruitment for digital interventions for people with psychosis. We aim to recruit participants who have worked in recruitment in such Trials.</p>
 
-<p>The first stage of this study involved "brainstorming" what researchers thought are the most common barriers and facilitators to recruitment for digital interventions. We are grateful to the twenty-one researchers who took part. Following analysis of this primary data, we will then invite interested researchers to rank the relative importance of these factors upon recruitment.</p>
+<p>The first stage of this study involved "brainstorming" what researchers thought are the most common barriers and facilitators to recruitment for digital interventions. We are grateful to the 21 researchers took part in stage 1 which identified 110 key items. We would now like to invite researchers (of any level) who have been involved in recruitment to rank <a href="https://glasgow-research.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/digital-psychosis-delphi-1">the importance of these items in the online survey!</a></p>