Recently, we developed and validated the TeSD-IT sepsis prediction score for use during OOH GP cooperative home visits of acutely ill patients. The aims of the mixed methods theory informed feasibility and acceptability study are to evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of the use of the TeSD-IT score by GPs in everyday practice.

A data package containing the raw data, the study protocol describing the methods and materials, the script to process the data, the scripts leading to tables and figures in the publication, a codebook with explanations on the variable names, and a ‘read_me.txt’ file with an overview of files included and their content and use will be be stored at the UMC Utrecht Research Folder Structure for 10 years.

The datapackage will be shared with third parties after approval of the Principle Investigator. The criteria and time period will be determined on a case-by-case basis. Prior to data sharing, a signed data transfer agreement will have to be in place. Generic data transfer agreements are available for our institution. The legal department of the UMC Utrecht will liaise with drafting the specific set of terms of use for this project.

We have added meta data files including the study protocol, datamanagement plan, an explenatory 'read_me.txt' file and codebooks with explanations on the variables included in the dataset to Dataverse