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Interviews with working carers of people living with dementia in Scotland

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posted on 2021-10-24, 17:39 authored by Alice Spann, Luc de Witte, Mark Hawley, Marieke Spreeuwenberg
Semi-structured interviews were conducted between March and July 2019 in Scotland: Carers were eligible if they i) worked at least 20hrs/week; ii) cared at least 5hrs/week; iii) had combined work and care for at least 6 months; and iv) cared for a person with dementia living in a community setting.<div><br></div><div>The topic guide included issues such as general challenges when combining work and care; any support used or needed; the impact of autonomy at work (regarding breaks, schedule and place) on these challenges; and their experiences, wants and needs regarding technologies (electronic and/or digital) which could offer support.</div><div><br></div><div>Full ethical approval was granted by the ScHARR Research Ethics Committee at the University of Sheffield (Reference 022994).</div><div><br></div><div>An Excel sheet with an overview of participants' characteristics for context can be requested from the author.</div>

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Economic and Social Research Council (award ES/P009255/1, Sustainable Care: connecting people and systems, 2017-21, Principal Investigator Sue Yeandle, University of Sheffield)

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