Dataset for "Sexual health and social inequities in women on opioid substitution treatment: what are the opportunities for community pharmacy?"

This dataset includes anonymised transcripts, NVivo and SPSS files derived from interviews and focus groups conducted as part of the study "Sexual health and social inequities in women on opioid substitution treatment: what are the opportunities for community pharmacy?".

Subjects:

Psychology

Psychology

Sociology

Sociology

Cite this dataset as:
Medina Perucha, L., 2019. Dataset for "Sexual health and social inequities in women on opioid substitution treatment: what are the opportunities for community pharmacy?". Bath: University of Bath Research Data Archive. Available from: https://doi.org/10.15125/BATH-00614.

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Creators

Laura Medina Perucha
University of Bath

0000-0002-2981-2614

Contributors

Hannah Family
Supervisor
University of Bath

Jenny Scott
Supervisor
University of Bath

0000-0002-4920-0914

Charlotte Dack
Supervisor
University of Bath

Sarah Chapman
Supervisor
University of Bath

Julie Barnett
Supervisor
University of Bath

0000-0001-5740-0863

University of Bath
Rights Holder

Coverage

Collection date(s):

From 18 September 2016 to 30 September 2017

Geographical coverage:

UK, Bristol and Bath & North East Somerset

Documentation

Data collection method:

The research was conducted by means of interviews and focus groups. Twenty women on opioid substitution treatment (WOST) and fourteen community pharmacists (CPs) were interviewed between September 2016 and April 2017. Four WOST and three CPs took part in focus groups that took place in September 2017. Recruitment for WOST took place in drug services and a service for sex workers. CPs were recruited through community pharmacies. Data were collected in Bath, Bristol and Midsomer Norton (South West of England). Qualitative data was analysed using Framework Analysis and Content Analysis.

Technical details and requirements:

The dataset consists of NVivo .nvp files, SPSS .sav and .spv files, and interview transcripts in rich text format (RTF).

Additional information:

Participants did not give consent for data to be shared, therefore no access can be given to third parties. The files are being securely preserved in line with University policy.