Perspectives on menstrual policymaking and community-based actions in Catalonia (Spain): a qualitative study

García-Egea, Andrea; Holst, Anna Sofie; Jacques-Aviñó, Constanza; Martínez-Bueno, Cristina; Berenguera, Anna; Vicente-Hernández, María Mercedes; Valls-Llobet, Carme; Pinzón-Sanabria, Diana; Pujolar-Díaz, Georgina; Medina-Perucha, Laura

doi:10.1186/s12978-023-01730-9

Reproductive Health

Table 1 Participant characteristics: women and people who menstruate (N = 34)

From: Perspectives on menstrual policymaking and community-based actions in Catalonia (Spain): a qualitative study

Participant ID	Age	Gender	Identifies as trans	Country of birth	Administrative status	Completed education	Employment status
P_WPWM1	27	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Primary education	No employment/income
P_WPWM2	40	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Secondary education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM3	23	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Professional education	Maternity leave
P_WPWM4	24	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM5	25	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM6	29	Not sure	Not sure	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Self-employed
P_WPWM7	33	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM8	35	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM9	24	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM10	33	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM11	33	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM12	25	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time; Studies part-time
P_WPWM13	25	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM14	26	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Studies full-time
P_WPWM15	25	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM16	47	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Professional education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM17	34	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM18	23	Woman and non-binary	Not sure	Spain	Spanish nationality	Professional education	Medical leave; Studies part-time
P_WPWM19	25	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Secondary education	Employed part-time; Studies full-time
P_WPWM20	20	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Secondary education	Studies full-time
P_WPWM21	35	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Self-employed; Studies part-time; Unpaid care work
P_WPWM22	18	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Secondary education	Studies full-time; Unpaid care work
P_WPWM23	28	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM24	20	Non-binary	Yes	Spain	Spanish nationality	Secondary education	Studies full-time
P_WPWM25	37	Woman	No	Morocco	Permanent residence	Professional education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM26	24	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	Professional education	Employed part-time
P_WPWM27	35	Woman	No	Columbia	Spanish nationality	University studies	Unemployed
P_WPWM28	37	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM29	23	Woman	No	Argentina	Refugee status	Secondary education	No income
P_WPWM30	22	Woman	No	Spain	Permanent residence	Professional education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM31	25	Woman	No	Pakistan	Permanent residence	Professional education	Employed full-time
P_WPWM32	29	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish residence	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM33	28	Woman	No	Spain	Spanish nationality	University studies	Employed full-time
P_WPWM34	38	Woman	No	Brazil	Spanish nationality	Professional education	Unemployed

*ASSIR = sexual and reproductive healthcare centre

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