Table 2

Raw scores by domain, COM-B attribute and overall

COM-B attribute		Knowledge and practice domain	Delivering end-of-life (EOL) care domain	Overall
Capability	Number of items	7	1	8
	Max score	49	7	56
	Actual score	37/49	7/7	44/56*
	Sample item	‘I am comfortable providing families with information on the processes that need to occur after a patient dies.’	‘Palliative care is a needs-based concept aimed at optimising quality of life for patients with life-limiting illness.’
Opportunity	Number items	0	17	17
	Max score	N/A	119	119
	Actual score	N/A	88/119	88/119
	Sample item	‘There are adequate resources for EOL care available on the unit.’	‘In general, our team’s communication facilitates inclusive EOL care discussions and planning.’
Motivation	Number of items	15	12	27
	Max score	105	74	179
	Actual score	82/105	56/74	136/179
	Sample item	‘I am not comfortable giving PRN medications at EOL, as it may cause the end to come sooner.’	‘I find that providing EOL care is challenging, often leading me to feel fatigue and burn-out.’
	Overall max score	154	200	354
	Overall actual score	117/154	149/200	266/354

*Scores for Capability items across the survey were significantly higher than scores for Opportunity items across the survey (p=0.04).
COM-B, Capability–Opportunity–Motivation–Behaviour; N/A, not available; PRN, As needed.