Table 2, Stakeholder Groups for the Study Advisory Board - Does Working with a Health Coach Help Patients with COPD Improve Their Quality of Life and Breathe Easier?

Stakeholder group	Identification and recruitment	Advisory board members
Patients with COPD	Dr Su (co-PI) and Ms Tsao (pulmonary nurse practitioner specialist working with Dr Su) identified and recruited 4 patients from those they had worked with in the past as part of the Community Spirometry Program. We included one of these patients, Mr Low, on our study team. Staff from the site clinics identified an additional 6 patients with COPD.	10 patient members
Clinic leaders	Dr Thom identified and recruited leaders from the clinic sites for the study and from the leadership of the San Francisco Department of Public Health network of FQHCs through contacts within the network of FQHCs.	Jennifer Coffey, NP Richard H. Fine People's Clinic Lydia Leung, MD, medical director Family Health Center Rosaly Ferrer, RN, nurse manager, Richard H. Fine People's Clinic
Clinic staff	Members of the clinic staff were identified by clinic leadership and based on our study team's experience working at the study clinics on previous projects.	Tiffany Chin, medical assistant, Maxine Hall Health Center
Health system leaders	Dr Thom recruited health system leaders.	Hali Hammer, MD, director of integrated primary care, San Francisco Health Network
Pulmonary specialists	Dr Su identified and recruited pulmonary specialists from pulmonology, nursing, and respiratory therapy.	Thomas Daily, MD, chief of pulmonary medicine, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Santa Clara Eula Lewis, RT, respiratory therapist, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital
Patient education experts	Dr Su identified nationally recognized experts from his previous work on delivering community-based spirometry programs and participation in patient education and support.	DorAnn Donesky, RN, PhD, assistant adjunct professor, UCSF School of Nursing; clinical specialist, patient advocate, California Lung Association Chris Garvey, MS, FNP, manager and nurse practitioner, patient advocate, California Society for Pulmonary Rehabilitation, California Thoracic Society, University of California San Francisco at Mount Zion Sleep Disorders Center
Health coaching experts	Through his work at the Center for Excellence in Primary Care, Dr Thom recruited colleagues with nationally recognized expertise in health coaching.	Amireh Ghorob, health coach trainer Tom Bodenheimer, MD, professor of family and community medicine; national expert on practice transformation and health coaching Adriana Najmabadi, health coach, UCSF Camille Prado, nurse practitioner candidate, research associate on previous study of health coaching

Stakeholder group

Identification and recruitment

Advisory board members

Patients with COPD

Dr Su (co-PI) and Ms Tsao (pulmonary nurse practitioner specialist working with Dr Su) identified and recruited 4 patients from those they had worked with in the past as part of the Community Spirometry Program. We included one of these patients, Mr Low, on our study team. Staff from the site clinics identified an additional 6 patients with COPD.

10 patient members

Clinic leaders

Dr Thom identified and recruited leaders from the clinic sites for the study and from the leadership of the San Francisco Department of Public Health network of FQHCs through contacts within the network of FQHCs.

Jennifer Coffey, NP Richard H. Fine People's Clinic

Lydia Leung, MD, medical director Family Health Center

Rosaly Ferrer, RN, nurse manager, Richard H. Fine People's Clinic

Clinic staff

Members of the clinic staff were identified by clinic leadership and based on our study team's experience working at the study clinics on previous projects.

Tiffany Chin, medical assistant, Maxine Hall Health Center

Health system leaders

Dr Thom recruited health system leaders.

Hali Hammer, MD, director of integrated primary care, San Francisco Health Network

Pulmonary specialists

Dr Su identified and recruited pulmonary specialists from pulmonology, nursing, and respiratory therapy.

Thomas Daily, MD, chief of pulmonary medicine, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center, Santa Clara

Eula Lewis, RT, respiratory therapist, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital

Patient education experts

Dr Su identified nationally recognized experts from his previous work on delivering community-based spirometry programs and participation in patient education and support.

DorAnn Donesky, RN, PhD, assistant adjunct professor, UCSF School of Nursing; clinical specialist, patient advocate, California Lung Association

Chris Garvey, MS, FNP, manager and nurse practitioner, patient advocate, California Society for Pulmonary Rehabilitation, California Thoracic Society, University of California San Francisco at Mount Zion Sleep Disorders Center

Health coaching experts

Through his work at the Center for Excellence in Primary Care, Dr Thom recruited colleagues with nationally recognized expertise in health coaching.

Amireh Ghorob, health coach trainer

Tom Bodenheimer, MD, professor of family and community medicine; national expert on practice transformation and health coaching

Adriana Najmabadi, health coach, UCSF

Camille Prado, nurse practitioner candidate, research associate on previous study of health coaching

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Thom DH, Su G, Hessler D, et al.

Washington (DC): Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI); 2019 Sep.

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Table 2Stakeholder Groups for the Study Advisory Board