[PDF] Top 20 Day surgery patients' perceptions of risk : a qualitative research study

... both day surgery units had a very positive ...the patients warmly. Time was given for the patients to express their concerns and ask ... See full document

... with surgery are predominantly those of early mortality; early, intermediate and long term morbidity; and tumour ...For patients with resectable lung cancer, the decision whether or not to have ... See full document

... Our study showed that most participants had an unclear idea of what VTE is, a finding consistent with those of previous ...the study patients had a clear understanding of DVT and PE, whereas all had ... See full document

... literature? Research on patients’ perspectives on prevention for their offspring ...few qualitative studies have specifically reported on mentally ill par- ents’ barriers to participation in ... See full document

... adult patients, who had suffered from migraine according to International Headache Society (IHS) cri- teria [15], were recruited in Surrey (UK) by theoretical sampling ...[9]. Patients who had never ... See full document

... immediate risk aversion; older people in particular seemed to prefer treatments with a shorter overall survival but a smaller chance of immediate ...a qualitative methodology we are unable to understand why ... See full document

... this study was to describe the patients’ meanings of “waiting for weight loss surgery” in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) and to develop a greater understanding of participants’ ... See full document

... this study recounted how their early lives encompassed experiences that were exploitative and domineering (again linked to the sense of powerlessness mentioned earlier), how norm reinforcement was instilled and ... See full document

... on-going study (Abbasi, 2012) in the United States has reported alarming increasing incidence of both type 1 and type 2 diabetes among youth younger than twenty ... See full document

... Incidences of fresh stillbirths and intrapartum-related asphyxia are still unacceptably high in low-resource settings [1]. Globally, each year, an estimated 1.3 million babies are fresh stillbirths, and 700,000 early ... See full document

... relevant Research Ethics Com- mittee (this checkpoint is also part of the CASP ...one study failed to explicitly document this ...the research [22], and by omitting this, it is difficult to determine ... See full document

... in study results from the National Assessment of Educational Progress ...the research paper, since student writers who demonstrate the ability to produce quality work on other writing assignments frequently ... See full document

... throughout the evolution of this thesis. First, I would like to express my gratitude to my doctoral supervisors. Some doctoral students only have one but over the period of my candidature I had three - Dr Lindsay Nelson, ... See full document

... a study as an essential part of the research design, a structure of conceptions, assumptions, expectations, perspectives, and theories which informs and supports a ...current research three key hooks ... See full document

... a research culture was seen as being important with regard to developing an evidence base for radiographic practice as traditionally radiography has been seen as a consumer of research, rather than a ... See full document

... have surgery or they are just at their first day postoperatively, they want to engage and talk about themselves – something about their pain and the effects of their surgery or something unrelated ... See full document

... One study on a shared decision- making model found that patient satisfaction increased from ...A study by Laugharne et ...and patients, and others felt coerced and neglected by staff despite the new ... See full document

... of research, practice, and policy may help educators better understand what students need to experience at all school sites so they can have what the participants called, “a mindset revolution, boom!” (Michael, ... See full document

... positive perceptions about research, negative views were expressed by some TEFL ...TEFL research, and believed that research in the field was led astray: Research was disconnected from ... See full document

... three research leads involved in clinically focused research and based in teaching hospitals in South London were identified and invited to participate in a one-off interview to discuss their experiences ... See full document