Fire Fighters, Neighbourhoods and Social Identity: the relationship between the fire service and residents in Bristol
Appendix 5: Debrief sheet for neighbourhood focus groups
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Appendix 5: Debrief sheet for neighbourhood focus groupsNeighbourhood research projectThank you very much for your involvement in today’s discussion. I hope you found it interesting. Please remember that I will not use your name in my report, and will not write about what you said in a way that means people will know that you said it. Please also treat the information other people have given you in confidence, and do not talk about it. On this sheet, there is some information that you might find useful if you would like to find out some more about the work the fire service does, or if you have any worries resulting from our discussions. For further information: About the fire service: 0117 926 2061 (main switchboard) www.avonfire.gov.uk About community fire safety: www.avonfire.gov.uk/Avon/Your+safety About home fire safety visits: www.avonfire.gov.uk/Avon/Your+safety/Home+Fire+Safety+Visits.htm Or phone the switchboard, 0017 926 2061. To report a crime anonymously (Crimestoppers): 0800 555 111 www.crimestoppers-uk.org To talk to the police (Avon and Somerset) 0845 456 7000 www.avonandsomerset.police.uk If you would like to discuss my research some more, or have any concerns about your involvement in it, please contact me: Kate2.matheson@uwe.ac.uk 0117 3283667 In an emergency, always call 999 Appendix 6: AFRS community interventionsBrand advancement
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Appendix 7: Research Participants BriefingNeighbourhood research projectIntroductionMy name is Kate Matheson. I am a student, funded by Avon Fire and Rescue Service and Great Western Research (GWR), based at UWE. My researchMy research is looking at how people behave in groups, how groups behave in relation to one another and whether there are particular factors in different neighbourhoods that affect these group behaviours. I am interviewing groups of people in different neighbourhoods to ask them about their experiences of living where they live, and to talk about what they think about the fire service. Names will not be attached to anything that you say, and only the other people at the group will know who was there. If I use comments in my reports, they will be put in a way which means people won’t know who said them. More informationIf you would like more information about this research, or if you would like to take part please get in touch with me by email: Kate2.matheson@uwe.ac.uk or telephone: 0117 3283667. Appendix 8: Aide memoire for use with HFSVsAt the briefing, I will look at: How and why they choose the areas What are they expecting from the day (are they looking forward to it…) How they feel about warm calling as a method Process What are the response rates like? How many leaflets are dropped? How many displayed? How many visits conducted? What do they do if a leaflet isn’t displayed? In the house How are they received by the resident How do they introduce themselves / explain the process What kind of response do they receive? Are residents ‘keen’? How do residents take to being questioned? Are people happy to share all the required information? Do residents discuss their neighbours? Do residents talk as ‘residents’ or as individuals? Do the fire fighters follow a common format? How closely? Do they go ‘off script’ How is the advice offered (in a way that ‘tells’ the resident what to do, or which presents information and allows them to make an informed decision for themselves) Do they address additional risk factors / offer help or guidance on other issues? What information are residents left with? Do they seem satisfied with the encounter? Afterwards How do fire fighters think the days went? Did they think it was a good use of time? Did they enjoy doing them? Did they think the residents benefitted from them? What was a ‘typical’ visit? Did they go as expected? Appendix 9: Subordinate themes within superordinate groups
1 These are anonymised neighbourhoods, discussed below. 2 Clearly, fire does not think about what it is going to do next, and to an extent, this metaphor is a little strained. However, whilst fire behaviour can be unpredictable, it is often, in retrospect, explainable in relation to external factors, and for this reason also resembles a crowd. 3 As an aside, in every case where a couple came to the group together, the man would hand his envelope of cash / debrief notes straight to his wife / partner. Download 0.87 Mb. Share with your friends:
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