Table 3 Interviews with service providers
From: Triangulating perspectives on functional neuroimaging for disorders of mental health
Coded themes/Sub-themes | Number of interviews in |  Coded themes/Sub-themes | Number of interviews in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Â | which coded themes and | Â | which coded themes and |
| Â | subthemes occur/total N | Â | subthemes occur/ total N |
| Â | (N = 5) | Â | (N = 5) |
Goals of practice | Â | Potential benefits | Â |
  Treatment choice | 4 |   Improved care | 4 |
  Treatment | 2 |   Reduced stigma | 3 |
  Diagnosis | 3 |   Increased family support | 1 |
  Compliance | 1 |   Improved self-attitude | 1 |
Challenges | Â | Risks to patients | Â |
  Lack of creativity | 1 |   False hope for treatment | 2 |
  Professional censure | 1 |   Cost | 1 |
  Lack of clinician-researchers | 1 |   Misuse of technology | 2 |
  Limited clinical knowledge | 1 |   Patient self-understanding | 1 |
  Symptom-based diagnosis | 2 | Future of neuroimaging |  |
  Distrust of the Academy | 1 |   Clinical trials needed | 1 |
  Limited training | 1 |   Clinical trials not needed | 1 |
  Lack of clinical interest | 1 |   Controlled studies | 1 |
  Insurance | 1 |   Standardized imaging protocols | 1 |
| Â | Â | Rationale for clinical use | Â |
|  |  |   Demand from other clinicians | 1 |
|  |  |   Scientific promise | 1 |