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Fourteen distinct enablers were identified (Table 5). These were mentioned to have either motivated or facilitated data sharing during the MERS epidemic. They were classified into three categories: indisputable (n = 7), situational/contextual (n = 4), and tentative (n = 3) enablers.
Of the 26 people interviewed, over half identified as a woman, and the majority were aged 30 years or older (Table 1). Around a quarter identified as Indigenous and approximately 40% as lesbian, gay, bisexual, two-spirit, queer or had another identification. The majority were in stable housing, with half having post-secondary training, and 60% reporting incomes above $20,000.
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