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The role of social contexts in chronic pain transitions and everyday life: An ethnographic study

Population Size

Not reported
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Years

2022

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Associated BioSamples

None/not available

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Geographic coverage

South West England

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Lead time

Data only
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Summary

Between July 2023–Feb 2025, 295 ethnographic visits (~418 hours) were conducted with participants and close social networks, using observation and informal conversations to explore everyday life with chronic pain. Semi-structured interviews (13–68 mins) informed by iterative analysis, literature, and PPIE topic guides (T1–T6). Participant-led visual methods (e.g., drawings, digital images, collages) supported reflexive discussion.

Documentation

The informed consent obtained from ALSPAC participants does not allow the data to be made freely available through any third party maintained public repository. However, data used for this submission can be made available on request to the ALSPAC Executive. The ALSPAC data management plan describes in detail the policy regarding data sharing, which is through a system of managed open access. Full instructions for applying for data access can be found here: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/alspac/researchers/access/.

Dataset type

Health and disease

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Provenance

Purpose of dataset collection

Study

Source of data extraction

Other

Collection source setting

Other

Image contrast

Not stated

Biological sample availability

None/not available

Details

Publishing frequency

Static

Version

1.0.0

Modified

15/06/2026

Coverage

Start date

01/07/2022

Time lag

Not applicable

Geographic coverage

South West England

Minimum age range

32

Maximum age range

33

Accessibility

Language

en

Alignment with standardised data models

OTHER

Controlled vocabulary

LOCAL

Format

other

Data Access Request

Dataset pipeline status

Not available

Access rights

The informed consent obtained from ALSPAC participants does not allow the data to be made freely available through any third party maintained public repository. However, data used for this submission can be made available on request to the ALSPAC Executive. The ALSPAC data management plan describes in detail the policy regarding data sharing, which is through a system of managed open access. Full instructions for applying for data access can be found here: http://www.bristol.ac.uk/alspac/researchers/access/. The ALSPAC study website contains details of all the data that are available (http://www.bristol.ac.uk/alspac/researchers/our-data/).

Jurisdiction

UK

Data Controller

CRIISP

Data Processor

CRIISP

Dataset Types: Health and disease

Collection Sources: Other