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Dataset DOI: 10.5258/SOTON/D2483

ReadMe Author: LEAH FULLEGAR, University of Southampton 0000-0002-1714-564X

This dataset supports the thesis entitled "Care practices and incontinence-related stigma for formal carers of people living with a dementia in a care home setting: a qualitative study"
AWARDED BY: Univeristy of Southampton
DATE OF AWARD: [TBC]

DESCRIPTION OF THE DATA
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This dataset contains:

Transcripts from a qualitative, semi-structured remote interview study. Participants are employed as care workers in residential settings. Interviews were conducted via Microsoft Teams (audio/video software) or over the phone (audio only). Interviews were audio recorded using a Dictaphone and then transcribed verbaitm by the researcher or an outside transcription organisation.
The dataset also contains a blank consent form that all participants signed along with a copy of the participant information sheet sent to participants. 
The transcripts and participant information sheet are in .doc format an can be read with any text software. 
The consent form is in PDF format and requires a PDF viewer to access. 
For the named participant transcripts, all names are pseudonyms that have been randomly generated. Care providers are identified by a number as some participants worked at the same setting or for the same company. 
The list below identifies what documents are involved and any additional information needed. 
For the named transcript documents, the additional information is listed below in the format:
Name(Date of interview DDMMYYYY, Job title, Gender, Care Provider)

Continence Care Consent Form V1.3 (PDF format)
PIS V1.4(.doc)
Bella (07102020, Registered Manager, Female, 2)
Mia (24052021, Carer, Female, 7)
Caitlin (15102020, Unit Manager, Female, 2)
Dorothy (10122020, Carer, Female, 1)
Hannah (24032021, Carer, Female, 4)
Jacob (23032021, Carer, Male, 4)
Jennifer (01032021, Senior Carer, Female, 3)
Linda (23022021, Carer, Female, 3)
Lucy (17022021, Head of Services/Carer, Female, 3)
Molly (05032021, Agency Carer, Female, 9)
Olivia (29032021, Carer, Female, 4)
Ruth (15032021, Carer, Female, 4)
Sadie (29092020,  Care Team Manager, Female, 1)
Sinead (02032021, Dementia Specialist Tutor/Carer, Female, 3)
Susie (19032021, Carer, Female, 5)
Emma (02062021, Carer, Female, 6)
Terri (12052021, Registered Manager, Female, 7)



Date of data collection: 30/09/2020 - 21/22/2021

Information about geographic location of data collection: 
All participants and data collection took place in the UK. 

Licence:
Creative Commons Attribution CC-BY 


Related Funders:
Alzheimers' Society




Date that the file was created: Month, Year