Health in All Policies in local public health partnerships in England

These data are transcripts from 14 local stakeholder interviews. These stakeholders worked to promote health and reduce health inequalities in their areas. 9 participants worked in local authority public health partnerships; 3 working in a public helath role at the regional level and 2 worked in the third sector. Interviews were conducted in 2019/2020; after March 2020, interviews were conducted online becasue of the COVID-19 pandemic. Before that, interviews were conducted face-to-face. Interviews were semi-structured, followed a topic guide (loosely) and were open enough to allow participants to follow their own line of thought and interest. Ethical approval for the study was granted by the University of Sheffield’s School of Health and Related Research Ethics Committee, reference number 030027. A file 'Data file headings' explains the way each file is referenced.

本数据集涵盖14场本地利益相关者访谈的转录文本。这些利益相关者均致力于在其所属区域内推进健康事业、缩小健康不公平差距。其中9名受访者供职于地方当局公共卫生合作团队；3名在区域层面担任公共卫生职务，另有2名就职于第三部门。访谈工作于2019/2020年间开展：2020年3月后，受新冠疫情（COVID-19 pandemic）影响，访谈转为线上进行；此前均采用线下面对面形式。本次访谈采用半结构化形式，以主题指南为大致框架，未作严格限定，预留充足空间供受访者依照自身思路与兴趣展开表述。本研究已获得谢菲尔德大学健康与相关研究学院伦理委员会的伦理审查批准，审批编号为030027。名为"Data file headings"的文件说明了各文件的引用规范。