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ABSTRACT Background Social inclusion focussed on belonging is increasingly emphasised by disability advocates and policymakers, yet belonging often remains absent for adults labelled with intellectual disabilities. People labelled with intellectual disabilities often rely on service providers to support their belonging.
Paige Reeves +2 more
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Abstract Issues Addressed In Australia, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in remote settings are most‐affected by young onset type 2 diabetes (T2D). It is necessary to understand young people's experiences, including factors impacting on self‐management, to improve models of care. Methods A phenomenological methodology underpinned this
Erica Spry +6 more
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An exploration of psychotherapists' readiness to join the psychedelic renaissance
Abstract Background Research on psychedelics centres on two key areas: the action of psychedelics on the brain and the protocol for delivering therapy. There is little research that considers the implications of this novel therapy on the therapist delivering the treatment. This research study sought to explore this.
Siobhan Scanlon, Gráinne Donohue
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ABSTRACT Introduction Well‐being is increasingly regarded as an integral component of a graduating dentist's professional responsibility, yet studies demonstrate significant levels of stress and poor mental health in the dental student population. The aim of this qualitative study was to explore final‐year dental students' perceptions of stressors in ...
Charlotte Cheuk Kwan Chan +2 more
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ABSTRACT Limited access to social services often hinders women experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV) from seeking support. This mixed‐methods (survey‐ and interview‐based) study investigated the impact of a no‐cost, one‐month, self‐directed self‐compassion intervention on women experiencing IPV compared with women in non‐violent relationships ...
Cara A. Davidson +3 more
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‘It is intimidating going into your first job’: Young teens and workplace safety
Abstract Drawing on qualitative focus groups and interviews, this paper draws on participatory and relational approaches to explore how prospective and very new workers in their early teens in Canada talk about and navigate workplace safety. We foreground our young participants' discussions and safety management strategies to discuss their shared and ...
Rebecca Raby +2 more
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Community-Based Qualitative Study to Identify Challenges in Implementing Health Promoting Schools Framework in Government Schools of Khordha District, Odisha, India. [PDF]
Chinnadurai A +3 more
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Medical students on the COVID-19 frontline: a qualitative investigation of experiences of relief, stress, and mental health. [PDF]
Klasen JM +8 more
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From observation to ownership: a qualitative study of medical students' learning under distant clinical supervision. [PDF]
Poljo A +7 more
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Development of a Decision Aid to Support Shared Decision-Making on Cannabis Use for Arthritis: Protocol for a Multiphase Study. [PDF]
Aref HAT +4 more
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