For the supplementary interviews conducted for this overarching report, participants were invited based solely on their (managerial and clinical) roles and necessarily were all adults of working age. De facto we interviewed female and male participants from a range of ethnic backgrounds. The study team did not collect data relating to interviewees’ personal demographics such as gender, age and ethnicity as we focused on professional characteristics.
Service innovations for people with multiple long-term conditions: reflections of a rapid evaluation team · Participant characteristics
Participant characteristics
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