[PDF] Top 20 The weight loss experience : qualitative exploration

... challenge weight- loss ...to weight- loss behaviours could also be perceived negatively: careful decisions about eating and lifestyle had to be made and evaluated constantly, creating the ... See full document

... participants’ experience of their body change such as ‘how do you feel when you think of your body as it is now? And prompt questions such as ‘what does that mean to you?’ ... See full document

... huge weight of responsibility for fulfilling the group’s mission, having been taught (and accepted) that there were dire consequences of failing to do this; for friends, families, themselves and the ... See full document

... in weight change over time was observed; however, there were several important observations from the ...lose weight in the first three months of ...a weight “buffer” to prevent excessive, ... See full document

... Several of our focus group participants noted that their depressive symptoms resolved following bariatric surgery. These findings are consistent with prior litera- ture demonstrating a decrease in the prevalence and se- ... See full document

... with experience caring for an aging parent ac- knowledged, “There’s a balance we are trying to strike here,” (P11, G3, male, age 49) towards managing deterioration in ...might experience their own ... See full document

... The dichotomous relationship between vigilance and waywardness were underpinned by the description of multiple selves, which were themed as ‘Multi M e’ by the authors. The description of multiple selves was constructed ... See full document

... is weight loss, as treatment progresses, related toxicities can impact upon the dietetic health of patients, which needs to be mon- itored to ensure patient health is ...Unintentional weight ... See full document

... Weight loss surgery is gendered, but existing research has rarely examined the factors that contribute to this process (Welbourn et ...the experience of weight loss surgery utilises an ... See full document

... an experience of having an undesirable act or condition witnessed by, or exposed to, others leading to a loss of dignity (Louis & Rios, ...the experience of living with ET (Musacchio et ...the ... See full document

... increased weight may cause an individual to experience pain that reduces activity or pain may restrict activity which results in increased weight that produces more pain, therefore a break in this ... See full document

... gestational weight gain is associated with greater length of hospital stay, which has negative financial implications, independent of prepregnancy body mass index (BMI), maternal life- style, pregnancy ... See full document

... multidisciplinary weight management programs en- compassing various conservative measures have shown only modest weight loss results in obese children and adolescents; therefore, bariatric surgery ... See full document

... Reviewing the literature revealed that the rates of overweight and obesity have been increasing in Australia in the last two decades (ABS 2013; and National Health and Medical Research Council 2014). One of the most ... See full document

... Inadvertent weight reduction can happen as a result of a deficiently nutritious eating regimen in respect to a man's vitality needs (for the most part called lack of healthy ...weight ... See full document

... community weight loss program called The Challenge has been offered every January and held annually in this region with the number of adult participants aged 18 and older with overweight or obes- ity ... See full document

... Medial thigh lifts are often performed and should be considered for patients with difficulty ambulating or with excessive friction between the thighs after massive weight loss. Additionally, the inability ... See full document

... gestational weight gain is associated with preterm birth, intrauterine growth restriction, low birth- weight, small-for-gestational-age infants, neural tube defects, infant death, failure to initiate ... See full document

... their experience had been somewhat ...sensory experience offered in comparison to smoking, including that: they do not curb the cravings for tobacco, ‘you don’t get any good smoke out of them’, and ‘they ... See full document

... lived experience of nurses were given primacy, but other material providing clarification and explanation was freely employed in order to bring meaning out of the ... See full document