A set of 26 interview transcripts and accompanying consent forms from four participant groups: (1) GPs working in areas of high deprivation; (2) Staff members at Digital Health Hubs around the UK; (3) Staff members at fieldwork sites utilised by patients from marginalised groups; and (4) Patients recruited from: a foodbank, a drop-in centre for refugees and asylum seekers, and a community support centre. Interviews explore how changes to GP services during COVID-19 impact on the healthcare experiences of patients from marginalised groups, specifically looking at the remote GP consultation.

Interview transcripts are made available on request. Data access will be provided to users on condition that they are (a) performing relevant health research and (b) provide a detailed plan for ethics approval. They will be asked to sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that outlines confidentiality requirements and permitted data use. Users will also be asked to maintain the confidentiality of any transcripts that are not publicly available.

General practice, Marginalisation, Remote services