Contraceptive knowledge, perception and practice among culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women in Flanders: a qualitative study.

1.purpose: To gain insights in contraceptive knowledge, perception and practice among culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) women in Flanders
2.nature: The data are mixed qualitatieve (interviews) and quantitative (survey)
3.scope of the dataset: the dataset contains data about woman with a culturally and linguistically diverse background, in Flanders
The files are contain
- transcripts of original interviews
- coding of the inteviews
- anonymised patient demographic data
- quantitative survey data

This study received ethical approval from The Research Ethics Committee UZ/KU Leuven (Ref: MP034542, received on April 14, 2025) and is performed in full concordance with the Helsinki Declaration version 2024. Prior to and at the commencement of the study, all participants were provided with comprehensive information regarding its purpose and procedures to ensure full understanding (with respect to their language and cultural background). In accordance with ethical standards, each participant voluntarily provided both verbal and written informed consent before participation. After receiving the initial oral information, participants provided verbal consent directly to the researchers as a preliminary step toward understanding and completing the written consent.