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SSM: Qualitative Research in Health
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ISSN 2667-3215 · Elsevier · 723 artikel di indeks
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Avoidance, awareness, or acceptance: Parental communication about sexual and reproductive health and college women's contraceptive behaviors
Emerging adulthood is characterized by heightened risks to unwanted sexual and reproductive health (SRH) outcomes, particularly for young women. In the U.S., school-based sexual education programs often prioritize abstinence, leaving youth without comprehensive information on avoiding pregnancy and…
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The continuity of care paradox in paediatric primary care: understanding parental vaccine hesitancy
This article explores how continuity of care - understood as long-term relationships between parents and paediatric general practitioners (PGPs) shaped by healthcare system characteristics – affects parental vaccine hesitancy (VH).Qualitative data from the Czech Republic were collected through…
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Perceptions of death, dying and the body in Vietnamese culture: A qualitative exploration from a study examining the potentials of minimally invasive tissue sampling in Vietnam
Background: Perceptions of death and dying has been attracting more attention in recent years with more advocacy on improving the end-of-life experiences and providing more support for families during these times. While these topics are important, Western views about death and dying have been more…
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Beyond animal testing? Human health, organoids, and the rise of new approach methodologies in UK/US media coverage (2013–2024)
This article examines how organoids, self-organizing, stem cell-derived models of human tissue, are framed in UK and US media as ethical innovations poised to replace animals in human health research. Drawing on a decade of newspaper coverage (2013–2024), we analyse how organoids are represented in…
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Initiating difficult conversations, supporting patient agency, and discussing death: Do you want to talk about what this means?
This article draws on the field of conversation analysis to examine audio recordings of terminal lung cancer patients, their family members, and their oncologist as they initiate discussions of prognosis. I find that the oncologist in this study uses different types of inquiries to set the topical…
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What shapes employees’ acceptance of and engagement with mystery patient programs for service quality improvement? A qualitative application of the Theory of Planned Behavior
Mystery Patient Programs (MPPs) are increasingly employed in hospital settings to enhance service quality and improve patient experience. This study aimed to identify the factors influencing employees' acceptance of and engagement with an MPP implemented in an outpatient hospital context…
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The clinic. An autoethnographic journey through emotions, conflict, and epistemic tensions in interdisciplinary research
This autoethnographic study examines the epistemic, institutional, and interpersonal dynamics shaping an interdisciplinary clinical research project in clinical sociology. The project involved a randomized controlled trial combining adapted physical activity and art therapy for oncology patients…
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Identifying interventions and coping strategies to address the psychosocial repercussions of long-COVID: A qualitative interpretive meta-synthesis (QIMS)
Long-COVID is a serious public health concern impacting millions of adults and children around the world. Long-COVID can have substantial psychosocial repercussions, with detrimental effects on mental health, quality of life, financial wellbeing and employment, but there are limited interventions…
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How do experts shape regulatory science? Designing a genetic screening program for pregnant women in France
When biomedical innovations are assessed by regulatory agencies, competing bodies of knowledge concerning their benefits and limits pre-exist the assessment process. This knowledge is taken into account to varying extents by agency employees and by the experts invited to take part in the process…
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Turning points in prognostic uncertainty across the disease trajectory for emerging and young adult caregivers of a parent with advanced cancer
Emerging and young adult caregivers (EYACs, aged 18-35) of a parent with cancer are an understudied, under-resourced, and growing caregiving population. Little is known about their experiences coping with and managing uncertainty about their parent's prognosis, which is even more distressing when…
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“We can endure suffering but not meaninglessness”: Identity, meaning-making, and community in online firearm violence survivor networks
This study examines how survivors of firearm violence engage with and make meaning through online survivor networks as part of their efforts to navigate trauma, reconstruct identity, and sustain social belonging. Using a hermeneutic phenomenological approach, I conducted an embedded subgroup…
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Doulas and acompañantes: Non-clinical abortion support after Dobbs
In a rapidly shifting ecosystem of abortion care in the United States, non-clinicians who offer support to abortion clients throughout their abortion process occupy a critical niche. Often called abortion doulas or full spectrum doulas, they support clients through the full range of abortion…
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From shared values through creative refusal and contemporary pragmatism: Enacting culturally and contextually appropriate palliative care services in a South African hospice service
As part of a larger study, we explore a hospice service delivered in Cape Town as part of a leading hospice organization. The hospice service was established during the apartheid era but is committed to inclusion and celebrating South African diversity. We conducted an organizational ethnography at…
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Living kidney donor program patients’ perceptions of genetic testing: A qualitative study
Background: Living kidney donation offers better outcomes than deceased donor transplantation; however, biologically-related living donor rates have declined, potentially due to emerging genetic risk data. Genetic testing increasingly informs donor eligibility and safety, yet little is known about…
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“I believe in my ancestors, and I participate and believe:” negotiating identity, tradition, and HIV-related health among SGM communities in the Eastern Cape
Background: Sexual and gender minority (SGM) individuals in South Africa's Eastern Cape face dual challenges navigating progressive constitutional protections alongside persistent cultural conservatism. Traditional Xhosa practices, including initiation schools (Ulwaluko) and ceremonial rituals…
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Drive with me: Utilizing car-based mobile interviews to investigate place and health
While mobile “go-along” methods are increasingly used to understand and conceptualize the interconnections between health and place, most mobile interviews are conducted on foot. This paper investigates how mobile interviews within cars can advance knowledge of nuanced neighborhood navigation and…
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Racism in maternity care as a determinant of First Nations women's health: a qualitative study with First Nations women and families in the Australian Capital Territory
First Nations women in Australia continue to experience disproportionately adverse maternal and infant outcomes. The ongoing legacy of colonisation and systemic racism shapes these outcomes. In the Australian Capital Territory (ACT), maternity services remain dominated by Western biomedical…