Dignity: The Missing Vital Sign in Chronic Illness and Ageing Care
A new PLOS Aging and Health opinion article argues that dignity, long celebrated in healthcare ethics but rarely measured, should ...
Tag: person-centred care
Oncology Nurses Weigh the Promise and Perils of Giving Chemotherapy at Home
A Swedish qualitative study of nine oncology nurses reveals cautious optimism about delivering antineoplastic cancer therapy in patients' homes, with ...
Long COVID Leaves Lasting Mark on Health and Care Trust in Belgian Adults, Survey Finds
A large Belgian survey of primary care patients aged 45 and older finds that Long COVID affects about one in ...
Inside the Battle Zone: What Teens Forced Into Hospital for Anorexia Nervosa Really Experience
A Swedish qualitative study finds that adolescents subjected to compulsory hospital care for severe anorexia nervosa experience treatment as a ...
How Reflective Workshops Helped Home Care Nurses Rethink Support for Older Adults
A Swedish qualitative study found that assistant nurses embedded in the theory-based ASSIST 1.0 reablement program shifted toward person-centred, goal-oriented ...
Photographing Well-Being: Patients Say Photo-Based Therapy Helped Them Recover From Stress-Related Illness
A Swedish qualitative study of 35 patients finds that the photo-supported conversation treatment BeWell™ helped people with stress-related illness improve ...
New Framework Merges Consultation Structure With Holistic Patient Care
Researchers at the University of Botswana have proposed an integrated framework combining the Stott and Davis consultation model, the biopsychosocial–spiritual ...
Eating Disorders Rarely Follow a Straight Line, Say Patients, Carers and Clinicians on Staging
A qualitative study of 21 patients, carers and clinicians finds broad support for staging eating disorders, provided models remain flexible ...
Nurses and Doctors Struggle to Warn Diabetes Patients of Hidden Heart Danger
A grounded theory study of Swedish primary care reveals that nurses and physicians feel responsible for communicating cardiovascular risk to ...
Occupational Therapists Reveal Why Telehealth Cannot Fully Replace In-Person Care
Interviews with fourteen Swedish occupational therapists reveal that telehealth can expand access to rehabilitation in primary care but cannot fully ...
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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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