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期刊名:Health expectations

缩写:HEALTH EXPECT

ISSN:1369-6513

e-ISSN:1369-7625

IF/分区:3.4/Q1

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Serena Barello,Michela Monaci,Sarah Bigi et al. Serena Barello et al.
Health policies and public services are increasingly expected to be evidence-based, equitable and accountable at the population level. Yet the forms of evidence most commonly prioritised in policy-making often fall short of capturing how he...
Molly George,Rebekah Kennedy,Lauralie Richard et al. Molly George et al.
Background: We know that many refugees arrive in host countries, including Aotearoa New Zealand, with complex health needs and are at risk of poorer outcomes. Little attention has been paid to the expectations and underst...
Megan R Hawkins,Yvonne C Learmonth,Isabelle Weld-Blundell et al. Megan R Hawkins et al.
Background: Unmet social needs (including housing, transport and social inclusion) contribute substantially to health outcomes, especially for people with long-term health conditions such as multiple sclerosis (MS). Wheth...
Gayani De Silva,Eden G Robertson,Alison Bowers et al. Gayani De Silva et al.
Background: Children and adolescents diagnosed with cancer and their families have unique medical and psychosocial needs. Addressing these requires research centred on issues most relevant to them. Currently, Australia la...
Khalood Al-Abri,Mazin Hamood Al-Louyahi,Hassan Said Al-Samani et al. Khalood Al-Abri et al.
Background: Life after prostate cancer treatment may extend across decades; however, qualitative evidence describing how men in Oman navigate treatment sequelae, disclosure, family involvement, and religious coping remain...
Luke Power,Dejla Hoxha,Lorna Caddick et al. Luke Power et al.
Introduction: There is growing recognition of the methodological benefits of co-producing adolescent mental health research. Co-production supports the development of study methodologies that are more relevant and appropr...
Rose Hutton,Alice Moult,Dereth Baker et al. Rose Hutton et al.
Introduction: Public involvement (PI) in health and social care research is well established. However, questions remain about the quality of PI activities and the consistency with which high-quality PI is conceptualised. ...
Clareece R Nevill,Hannah Cooper,Barbara Czyznikowska et al. Clareece R Nevill et al.
Background: Plain-language definitions help patients and the public engage in research, but some technical terms are easier to understand with visual aids. Furthermore, many people find visual aids more intuitive when lea...
Mona Nasser,Hannah Drayson,Sally Hanks et al. Mona Nasser et al.
Background: Dental anxiety is a widespread barrier to care, often contributing to appointment avoidance, treatment disruption, and emotional strain for both patients and clinicians. While extensively studied as a psycholo...