Dataset – Development, validation and testing of dispensing scripts for juvenile idiopathic arthritis

Description:

This dataset contains the methodological materials developed during the study entitled “Development, validation and testing of dispensing scripts for juvenile idiopathic arthritis”. The study aimed to develop, validate, and test structured medication dispensing scripts focused on the educational needs of caregivers of children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis.

The dataset includes the following materials:
Content validation instruments used by experts;
Consolidated results of the Content Validity Index (CVI);
Analytical matrices used in the thematic content analysis;
Coding framework and thematic categories derived from the debriefing phase.

To ensure compliance with ethical research standards, all qualitative data were fully anonymized. No personal identifiers of experts or participants are included. Transcriptions from the debriefing phase were treated to remove any potentially identifiable information.

This dataset aims to support transparency, reproducibility, and methodological rigor in studies involving the development and validation of clinical practice instruments, particularly in pharmaceutical care and medication dispensing services.

The materials may support future research on structured pharmaceutical care, patient education, medication safety, and clinical dispensing practices.

Ethics statement:
The study was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the University of Brasília and the Research Ethics Committee of FEPECS. Data sharing follows ethical approvals and informed consent procedures.

Keywords:
Juvenile idiopathic arthritis; Medication dispensing; Pharmaceutical care; Content validation; Clinical scripts; Health education; Patient safety; Realistic simulation; Qualitative research.