[PDF] Top 20 Carers’ experiences, needs and preferences during inpatient stroke rehabilitation: a protocol for a systematic review of qualitative studies

... potential studies against the review’s ...abstracts. Studies will be excluded at this phase if both reviewers agree to exclude, but title/abstracts without consensus agreement will go on to full-text ... See full document

... this systematic review of unmet needs of carers of stroke survivors will inform the development of interventions and services to address these ...unmet needs of carers of ... See full document

... systematic review. Articles that are included in the system- atic review must (1) examine comorbidities in the nTBI population in inpatient rehabilitation and (2) state the method in ... See full document

... Patient preferences and experiences of using feedback-based technologies in rehabilitation have been ex- plored using quantitative and qualitative methods, but with mixed ...in ... See full document

... care experiences, and these stories were compared with emerging review themes following the ...emerging review themes to those present and inviting people to comment on them and discuss the extent to ... See full document

... Results: Studies reported the context specific benefits and challenges of supervision in non- metropolitan areas and the importance of supervision in enhancing satisfaction and support in these ...all ... See full document

... few studies focus on the most common cancer in humans (keratinocyte carcinoma) and therefore an area for further ...The review shows that all patients require support and understanding, together with ... See full document

... travel experiences of older people aged 60 and ...no systematic reviews of their experiences of everyday ...two systematic reviews of UK qualitative studies focused on the ... See full document

... within carers rather than in service provision, needs to ...appreciate carers ’ changing needs and carers ’ huge efforts required to access ...on carers and their consequent ... See full document

... Emotional and practical support from carers, friends, and family was described as a resource that enabled participants to cope with their day-to-day disease management. Having a shared experi- ence and interacting ... See full document

... the experiences of former patients, relatives and caregivers to explore the ways in which admission to emergency care is undertaken and initial stroke services are accessed in the ...in stroke has ... See full document

... Worldwide, schools and early childhood education services are seen as important settings for child maltreatment prevention with teachers having an integral role in promoting the safety of children and young people whom ... See full document

... chosen review method may mean that additional and important aspects of a CPG and its ease of implementation were not ...current systematic review ...our qualitative synthesis; however, we ... See full document

... systematically review qualitative studies and to perform a meta-synthesis around barriers and facilitators to accessing care for dementia in ethnic ...capture studies on barriers and ... See full document

... breastfeeding experiences among African migrant women is a starting place for us to begin to address the breastfeeding challenges these women ...no systematic review has been conducted that focuses ... See full document

... A qualitative study comprising longitudinal interviews over a 12-month period with children (aged 5–18 years) living with life-limiting or life- threatening conditions and their family ...changing ... See full document

... the qualitative methodologies described in the relevant scientific production on Management Accounting, published in Scopus journals from 2012 to ...the systematic review, whose implementation ... See full document

... narrative review, and whether these were refutational or reciprocal ...others during periods of intense pain, one might reason these interpretations are reciprocal, and go on to form an argument that back ... See full document

... Many worried about loss of employment (Quote 14) [32,34]. Younger participants tended to perceive back pain as more threatening to their careers; whereas older workers, or those closer to retirement appeared to find it ... See full document

... the carers’ help has also been highlighted [51-55]. Despite some studies that suggest carers embraced their role in variable ways [51,54,55], in part explained by the types of relationship ...study, ... See full document