Self-building social care: Interviews and focus groups with people with learning disabilities and key practitioners 2018-2019. [Data Collection]
Self-building social care: Interviews and focus groups with people with learning disabilities and key practitioners 2018-2019. [Data Collection]
These data were generated as part of a two-year ESRC-funded research project examining how people with learning disabilities and their allies are responding to changes in social care provision in the UK, as traditional day services close and policy shifts towards personalisation and community-based enterprises. Using the concept of 'self-building’ to identify emergent practices and learning, researchers at the University of Southampton and the University of Dundee sought to develop case studies in four geographical areas in the UK: an urban and rural area in the South of England, and an urban and rural area in Scotland. The transcripts comprise interviews with local authority commissioners (n=5) and practitioners from supporting organisations (n=22), and focus groups and follow up individual interviews with people with learning disabilities (n=25).
Coverdale, Andrew
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Power, Andrew
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Nind, Melanie
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Hall, Ed
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Coverdale, Andrew
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Power, Andrew
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Nind, Melanie
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Hall, Ed
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Coverdale, Andrew
(2020)
Self-building social care: Interviews and focus groups with people with learning disabilities and key practitioners 2018-2019. [Data Collection].
UK Data Archive
doi:10.5255/UKDA-SN-854243
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Abstract
These data were generated as part of a two-year ESRC-funded research project examining how people with learning disabilities and their allies are responding to changes in social care provision in the UK, as traditional day services close and policy shifts towards personalisation and community-based enterprises. Using the concept of 'self-building’ to identify emergent practices and learning, researchers at the University of Southampton and the University of Dundee sought to develop case studies in four geographical areas in the UK: an urban and rural area in the South of England, and an urban and rural area in Scotland. The transcripts comprise interviews with local authority commissioners (n=5) and practitioners from supporting organisations (n=22), and focus groups and follow up individual interviews with people with learning disabilities (n=25).
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