Iranian breast cancer study identifies themes of suffering, uncertainty and adaptation
A hermeneutic phenomenological study of 11 Iranian women with breast cancer identified themes of engulfment in suffering, changes in relationships ...
Tag: patient experience
Physician’s narrative essay links conversations about patients’ hobbies to more human hospital care
A first-person essay by Laura B. Vater describes how conversations with hospitalized patients about gardening and personal interests helped her ...
“Because you just get stuck in this hamster wheel” – experience and narratives of work-family conflicts among patients in psychosomatic rehabilitation
A qualitative analysis of 32 German rehabilitation patients identified eight intrapersonal manifestations and 13 narrative scenarios linking work-family conflict, family ...
Qualitative study finds gaps in trauma-informed perinatal care
A descriptive qualitative study of 30 Black, Medicaid-insured perinatal patients and 23 clinicians found shared concerns about safety and trust ...
Study Explores Gendered Experiences of Post-Heart-Attack Recovery
A qualitative study of nine adults in Spain found that employment, fatigue, household duties, social expectations and follow-up care shaped ...
Qualitative study maps uneven spiritual coping among cancer patients
A phenomenological study of 13 cancer patients found that spirituality offered meaning, hope and endurance for some participants but did ...
Qualitative study finds clinician protocols outweigh patient preferences in gestational diabetes screening
A qualitative study of 17 pregnant Asian and Hispanic women and 10 obstetric providers found that institutional protocols, rather than ...
Pulmonary fibrosis patients seek personalized palliative care and guidance
A qualitative study of 15 pulmonary fibrosis patients and 10 partners found that personalized recognition, clear guidance and caregiver support ...
What Patients Really Notice: Online Reviews Reveal the Hidden Side of Hospital Care
A new text-mining study of online hospital reviews shows that patients judge medical care primarily on service attitude, convenience, and ...
Inside the Dialysis Chair: What Kidney Patients Say Comfort Really Means
A qualitative study of twenty-one Chinese hemodialysis patients reveals that comfort is multidimensional, culturally shaped, and strikingly absent from the ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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