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SE Susanna Every-Palmer
MH Mark A. Huthwaite
JE Jane L. Elmslie
EG Eve Grant
SR Sarah E. Romans
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Data from the quantitative items were entered into Excel 2013 and SPSS version-21 (SPSS Inc. Chicago, Illinois, USA). Descriptive statistics used appropriate tests for the data type.

Analysis was conducted in accordance with Braun and Clarke’s thematic approach [16]. Initially three researchers (SR, JE and MH) independently familiarized themselves with the interview transcripts. Data was then indexed in terms of similarity and contrast of content and initial codes were generated. These codes were then examined and discussed by the research team, moving back and forth between the data and the thematic coding, and were further condensed into themes and subthemes through this iterative process.

All recorded data was de-identified to preserve confidentiality.

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