Study 3b: Flare help-seeking survey process
A Qualitative Exploration of Help Seeking Process
... the study. In maximum sampling, the process of selecting the participants is deliberately heterogeneous (Morse, ...this study were recruited in three ...recruit help seekers. The researcher ...
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A Q methodology study of flare help seeking behaviours and different experiences of daily life in rheumatoid arthritis
... This study asked patients’ perceptions of whether they were in flare at baseline rather than using an objective measure, therefore it is unknown whether patients were in an inflammatory flare or ...
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The process and context of help-seeking after sexual assault
... continued help-seeking after their third contact with a ...our study design limited the conclusions that can be drawn from this work for several ...of help-seeking ultimately made more ...
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Child mental illness and the help-seeking process: a qualitative study among parents in a Ugandan community
... the help-seeking ...or help from only one care provider, resulting in medical profes- sionals, teachers, religious leaders, and traditional heal- ers being consulted simultaneously or in different ...
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Help-Seeking in Orthodox Jewish-Israelis: A Qualitative Study
... this study: myself, a male interviewer and a female ...the process being described and the details being shared shaped my follow-up ...the process was markedly different for this ...
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Help-Seeking on Facebook Versus More Traditional Sources of Help: Cross-Sectional Survey of Military Veterans
... this study suggests Facebook in its current form is by no means perceived as a go-to source for mental health help-seeking among veterans with ...for help-seeking in this ...
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Adolescents, beliefs and help-seeking
... This study elicited how adolescents made sense of their beliefs specifically in relation to mental health ...linear process, with the therapeutic relationship as the only mechanism for ...
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The assessment of depression awareness and help seeking behaviour: experiences with the International Depression Literacy Survey
... this study, thus limiting the conclusions that can be ...tudinal study, sampling the same individuals prior to and following mental health ...the study would warrant repeti- tion in age matched ...
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SEX DIFFERENCES IN HELP SEEKING FOR MOOD AND ANXIETY DISORDERS IN THE NATIONAL COMORBIDITY SURVEY-REPLICATION
... seek help for mental disorders than ...This study explored whether sex differences in attitudes toward help seeking, perceived interference caused by mental disorders, and attending routine ...
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The impact of body vigilance on help-seeking for cancer 'alarm' symptoms: a community-based survey.
... in help-seeking for cancer ‘alarm’ symptoms ...prospective study in Norway found health anxiety (defined as persistent preoccupation with developing a serious medical condition) was associated with ...
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What prompts help-seeking for cancer 'alarm' symptoms? A primary care based survey.
... encouraging help-seeking might be ...seek help for a potential symptom is an important focus of ...the process of seeking medical help is key to ongoing public health efforts to ...
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Mental health stigma and barriers to seeking help: A survey of the university undergraduate student population
... partnership with the JED Foundation to promote education, de-stigmatization, and conversations around suicide. The most important consideration for planning future efforts in mental health resource improvements is ...
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Knowledge, help-seeking and efficacy to find respite services: an exploratory study in help-seeking carers of people with dementia in the context of aged care reforms
... community, survey distribution used multiple distribution channels to reach the target group, with an original mail out to any carer who had used emergency respite over the past ...regional study so may not ...
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Do comorbidities influence help-seeking for cancer alarm symptoms? A population-based survey in England
... Our study substantially ampli fies the existing literature provid- ing detailed information on the associations between specific comorbidity types and different cancer ...our study is the inclusion of ...
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Do comorbidities influence help-seeking for cancer alarm symptoms? A population-based survey in England
... Our study substantially ampli fies the existing literature provid- ing detailed information on the associations between specific comorbidity types and different cancer ...our study is the inclusion of ...
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Relationship help-seeking and the health belief model: how the perception of threats and expectations are associated with help-seeking behavior
... couple help-seeking process (Parnell & Hammer, 2017; Yousaf, Popat, & Hunter, ...this study show that certain aspects of masculinity, such as restrictive emotionality, can have a ...
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Understanding help-seeking amongst university students: the role of group identity, stigma, and exposure to suicide and help-seeking
... the study via an email web-link, with 693 volunteers clicking on the web-link in the first ...the survey provided study information, assuring volunteers that participation was voluntary and ...
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Examining the Help Seeking Experiences of Youth in Extended Care: A Narrative Ethnography Study
... Foster care influences the transition between adolescence and adulthood; it shapes how foster youth embark on the journey into their adult lives. During the transition into adulthood, foster youth report a transition ...
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A Correlational Study of the Relationship Between Help-Seeking Behavior and Writing Self-Efficacy
... learning process (Mitchell et ...evaluated, survey respondents could easily overestimate their own abilities, which has been demonstrated in many studies (Igo, Toland, Flowerday, Song, & Kiewra, 2002; ...
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Building a model for encouraging help-seeking for depression: a qualitative study in a Chinese society
... We deployed a theory-building approach with the TPB as framework but allowed essential variables like cultural factors and participants’ own narrative to formulate and emerge with inductive emergence of theoretical con- ...
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