Ethnic Minorities Experiences of Healthcare Intervention

"Semi-structured interviews will enable an in-depth conversation between the researcher and the participant, delving deeply into personal and sometimes sensitive issues that participants are unable to talk about in a focus group.~Focus groups allow participants to share their thoughts and experiences as part of a group, bouncing off each other instead of answering questions alone. People can discuss with each other and the researcher can learn not just what people think, but also how and why they think that way.~Both semi-structured interviews and focus groups will be audio recorded with participants consent, which may influence what participants say or do not say during the conversations. This could also make people uncomfortable, and therefore, they may decide not to participate in the study.~Therefore, an informal conversational interview is needed as an option. Informal conversations will not be recorded, creating a more friendly and comfortable atmosphere for people to share their"