Table 1 breakdown of study interviewees’ socio-demographic and organisational background
Interview number | Age | Gender | Occupation | Sub-categories of the interviewees | Organisation key informant recruited from (coded to preserve anonymity) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 41–50 | Female | Diabetologist | 3 Physicians | A |
2 | 51–60 | Female | Diabetologist | ||
3 | 41–50 | Male | Diabetologist | ||
4 | 31–40 | Female | Diabetes Specialist Nurse | 3 Nurses Clinical nutritionists | |
5 | 31–40 | Female | Diabetes Specialist Nurse | ||
6 | 31–40 | Female | Diabetes Specialist Nurse | ||
7 | 31–40 | Female | Dietician | 3 Clinical dietitians | |
8 | 31–40 | Female | Dietician | ||
9 | 31–40 | Female | Dietician | ||
10 | 41–50 | Male | Senior Academic Leader | 3 Lecturers of public health | B |
11 | 41–50 | Female | Senior Academic Leader | ||
12 | 41–50 | Male | Academic staff | ||
13 | 61–70 | Male | Mufti at a house of fatwa | 3 Imams (Sheikhs) | C |
14 | 61–70 | Male | Imam of a mosque | ||
15 | 61–70 | Male | Imam of a mosque | ||
16 | 51–60 | Male | Municipal Council Member | 3 Municipal council members | D |
17 | 51–60 | Male | Municipal Council Member | ||
18 | 41–50 | Female | Municipal Council Member | ||
19 | 61–70 | Male | Tribal leader | 3 Tribal leaders | E |
20 | 51–60 | Male | Tribal leader | ||
21 | 61–70 | Male | Tribal leader |