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Section 1Introduction Explanation of the study and the interview processConsentCheck demographic details Section 2Participant’s story Can you tell me about when you first heard your blood sugar result was abnormal?Do you recall a discussion about referral to the Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme? Section 3Understanding of pre-diabetes What do you understand about pre-diabetes?How did you feel about being told you had it and/or had a raised blood sugar?Did you discuss it with family and friends?Have you changed anything in your lifestyle since? Section 4Perception of the DPP before attending Why did you or didn’t you accept referral to the programme?What did you expect from the programme?How did being offered referral make you feel? Section 5Experience of the DPP if they have attended How has the programme been for you?What was good or bad about it?Have you made any changes as a result of going? Section 6Close Anything else?Summarise and conclude DPP = diabetes prevention programme.
ID Age, years Sex Ethnic group Employment Family history IMD quintile DPP referral status P1 45–50 M African Unemployed Yes 5 No referral offered P2 50–55 F White British Employed No 5 No referral offered P3 50–54 M White British Unemployed Yes 5 Attending the DPP P4 55–59 F Pakistani Retired Yes 5 Attending the DPP P5 50–54 F White British Unemployed Yes 5 Referred, waiting to hear P6 40–44 M Pakistani Employed No 5 Referred, waiting to hear P7 40–44 F Pakistani Unemployed Yes 5 Attended but stopped going P8 70–74 F White British Retired No 5 Referred, waiting to hear P9 75–79 M White British Retired No 4 Referred, waiting to hear P10 75–79 M White British Retired No 4 No referral offered P11 30–34 M Asian Employed Yes 5 Declined P12 65–69 F White British Retired No 4 Referred, waiting to hear P13 80–84 M White British Retired No 5 Attended but stopped going P14 70–74 F White British Retired Yes 4 Declined P15 55–59 M White British Retired Yes 5 Declined P16 45–49 F African Retired Yes 5 Referred, waiting to hear P17 60–64 F White British Retired Yes 4 No referral offered P18 55–59 F White British Unemployed Yes 5 Declined P19 50–54 F Caribbean Unemployed No 5 Referred, waiting to hear P20 80–85 F White British Retired No 4 Attended but stopped going P21 70–74 F White British Retired Yes 4 No referral offered P22 70–74 M White British Retired No 4 Attending the DPP P23 65–69 M White British Retired Yes 3 Referred, waiting to hear ID = identifier. IMD = index multiple deprivation. DPP = diabetes prevention programme.