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ISRCTN49499373Active, not recruiting未知

Coronavirus Intersectionalities: pandemic social and healthcare experiences of adults living with Chronic conditions And Disabilities And Migrant status/Ethnic minoritisation

niversity College London0 sites3,410 target enrollmentStarted: June 14, 2022Last updated:
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Status
Active, not recruiting
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Enrollment
3,410
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Study Overview

Brief Summary

No summary available.

Study Design

Study Type
Other

Eligibility Criteria

Sex
All

Inclusion Criteria

  • •1. Community dwelling adults living in the UK
  • •2. Aged 18 years or above
  • •3. We have two versions of the survey, one for adults living with chronic conditions/disability or their carer, and one for any other adult
  • •Main interview/research workshops inclusion criteria
  • •1. White British comparators or people of Arab, C/E European, S Asian or sub-Saharan African ancestry, aged 18+ (undocumented, on temporary visas, indefinite leave to remain, British citizenship). Comprising people born outside the UK or whose parents were status in the UK as skilled migration, humanitarian or family streams, the ‘irregular’ or undocumented, on temporary visas, with indefinite leave to remain, or with British citizenship.
  • •2. Any condition/disability, including self-diagnosis, that chronically affects daily activities. We have not defined chronicity using standard definitions, to avoid excluding studies and people that do not fit their tight criteria but who/which may be relevant but in general we mean by this that the condition has lasted for at least 12 weeks and has no defined end-point.
  • •Eligibility criteria for key informant interviews
  • •Inclusion and exclusion criteria will be determined by our advisory and Co-create workshop members as a result of earlier analyses.
  • •Eligibility criteria for Co-create workshops
  • •We will seek representation from a cross-section of relevant lay and professional stakeholders; the inclusion criterion will be that participants should be stakeholders in the health and social care of people with any condition/disability from racialised groups.
  • •Eligibility criteria for interventions
  • •We will try out adaptations of two existing training programmes run by study collaborators, one for community members and one for practitioners, at key sites across the UK for proof-of- concept. We may also evaluate other small interventions that involve expansion or adaptation of existing provision. Inclusion and exclusion criteria will be determined by our advisory and co- create workshop members as a result of earlier analyses.

Exclusion Criteria

  • •Main interview/research workshops
  • •1. Student migrants as likely to have structured educational institution support
  • •2. Residents of detention centres/closed facilities linked to national migration policies (e.g. new asylum- seekers/refugees, displaced or trafficked persons), as complex cases with specific considerations.

Investigators

Sponsor
niversity College London

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