Loss of human life by suicide - lived experiences of suicide survivors and professionals [0.03%]
自杀——幸存者和专业人员的经历
Christina Nilsson,Anders Bremer,Karin Blomberg et al.
Christina Nilsson et al.
Purpose: This study aimed to describe the phenomenon of losing human life by suicide, based on the lived experiences of suicide survivors and professionals. ...
Child participation and care experience in child health clinic nursing encounters: children's views by multi-methodology [0.03%]
多方法研究儿童在儿童保健诊所护理会话中的参与度及其就诊经历的观点
Laura Ortju,Ari Haaranen,Päivi Kankkunen et al.
Laura Ortju et al.
Purpose: The aim of this qualitative descriptive study was to explore young children's perspectives on participation and care experiences in child health clinic nursing encounters. Knowledge of children's experiences and ...
Adaptation before and one year after liver transplantation: a longitudinal grounded theory study [0.03%]
肝移植前后及一年后的适应情况：纵向扎根理论研究
Anna Brantmark,Anna Forsberg,Annette Lennerling et al.
Anna Brantmark et al.
Introduction: Liver transplant recipients undergo emotional, social and existential changes. Adaptation begins before surgery and continues long after discharge. However, no longitudinal grounded theory study has describe...
A qualitative exploration of pregnant women's awareness and utilization of the Australian dietary guidelines for pregnancy [0.03%]
澳大利亚孕期妇女对本国孕妇膳食指南认知和利用情况的定性研究
Kai Liu,Tammie S T Choi,Georgia S Clarke et al.
Kai Liu et al.
Purpose: The Australian dietary guidelines for pregnancy advise on optimal maternal intake. However, previous literature demonstrates suboptimal adherence to guidelines, with no evidence of the experience of sourcing nor ...
Collaboration in the provision of care, support, and participatory opportunities for women with comorbidities experiencing homelessness [0.03%]
协同提供护理、支持和参与机会以帮助患有合并症的无家可归妇女
Anna O&#x;Sullivan,Ingrid Wijk,Anna Hansson et al.
Anna O&#x;Sullivan et al.
Background: Women experiencing homelessness have complex needs. Although participation and shared decision-making are legal rights, meaningful involvement remains challenging. The study was conducted with a Women Advisory...
Exploring experiences of loneliness among stroke survivors living in the community: a secondary qualitative analysis [0.03%]
社区中卒中幸存者的孤独体验：二次质性分析
Mimi Wai Man Chan,Janet Wing Hung Sit,Suzanne Hoi Shan Lo
Mimi Wai Man Chan
Purpose: To explore experiences of loneliness among community-dwelling stroke survivors through a secondary qualitative analysis. Method: ...
Coming to terms with the need for home care: a reflexive thematic analysis of older adults' experiences in Sweden [0.03%]
安老服务需求的心理适应：瑞典的个案研究
Pernilla Alencar Siljehag,Åsa von Berens,Bettina Meinow et al.
Pernilla Alencar Siljehag et al.
Background: Although publicly funded home care in Sweden is available to all based on municipal needs assessments, many individuals ≥65 years do not apply until their needs have become extensive. The aim of this study wa...
Experiences of everyday health support and healthcare among settled young people who arrived as unaccompanied refugees in Norway [0.03%]
挪威定居青年难民日常健康支持和医疗服务体验
Gjertrud Moe,Linn Okkenhaug Getz,Bente Prytz Mjølstad et al.
Gjertrud Moe et al.
Purpose: When young unaccompanied refugees are settled in a local municipality, they are expected to gradually take responsibility for organizing their everyday lives, including accessing public services. This study aims ...
" I thought I was normal" children's understanding of overweight and obesity: a qualitative study in chile [0.03%]
“我以为自己很正常”——智利儿童对超重和肥胖的理解：一项定性研究
Cecilia Prieto Bravo,Nicola Boydell,Linda Bauld et al.
Cecilia Prieto Bravo et al.
Background: Childhood overweight and obesity are prevalent in Chile and globally. Health care responses typically emphasise biomedical and risk-focused approaches, with limited attention to children's own perspectives. ...
Mental health first aid in the workplace: a reflexive thematic analysis of UK workers' experiences [0.03%]
工作场所的精神健康急救：英国工人体验的反射性主题分析
Opeyemi Atanda,Eleni Vangeli,Steven D Brown et al.
Opeyemi Atanda et al.
Background: Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is used in workplaces to improve mental health literacy, reduce stigma, and promote help-seeking. This paper explores how employees perceive and engage with MHFA in work settings...