[PDF] Top 20 Therapists' experiences of relational depth: a qualitative interview study

... The experience of meeting clients at a level of relational depth was also typically accompanied by feelings of satisfaction, a sense that ‘This is what counselling is all about.’ One participant said, ... See full document

... profound depth? More importantly, perhaps, is there some shared, specific experience that a wide range of individuals can recognize; or is relational depth a much more diffuse phenomenon, varying ... See full document

... embedded qualitative study, in-depth interviews were undertaken with 85 men (mean age ...s experiences of prostate biopsy and how the experience might be ...improved. Interview data ... See full document

... Men in the Born and Bred in Yorkshire (BaBY) epidemiological prospective cohort who met eligibility criteria (baby born <12 months; completed Mental Health and Wellbeing [MHWB] questionnaires) were invited to ... See full document

... lived experiences and preferences of children and their families in terms of the palliative care that they do, or do not, ...This study aims to produce an in- depth insight into the ... See full document

... this study. Whilst the care homes in this study also accom- modate residents with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or a diagnosed form of dementia, care home staff assisted in the recruitment of participants ... See full document

... The study adopted qualitative approach by using in-depth interviews (IDIs) ...their experiences in the programme which includes provider non-adherence to accreditation pattern, poor ... See full document

... Using in-depth interviews, we explored the impact of eu- thanasia requests from PWD on Dutch GPs and elderly care physicians and their need for support. We inter- viewed eleven physicians with a wide variety of ... See full document

... in qualitative research studies [32] and the need to ‘represent the voice of the people’, with the aim of achieving data saturation at this point, or continuing sampling until data saturation was achieved (where ... See full document

... The qualitative design had important benefits. It permitted an in-depth exploration and a nuanced understanding of family dynamics regarding the process of assisted ...backgrounds, experiences and ... See full document

... a study on decision-making in labouring women ...a study on women's handling of pregnancy and diabetes, that reconciliation with having diabetes was connected with the ability for self-understanding ...our ... See full document

... this study had the option to choose individual interviews, but all couples preferred to be interviewed ...the interview atmosphere by offering a more comfortable situation for some ...our study, it ... See full document

... This qualitative study of patients’ attitudes and perceptions shows that patients generally adhered well to treatment but were often unable to obtain clear, reliable information about their disease or its ... See full document

... the experiences of people who received telephone advice or visited a PCC before recent changes (Payne et ...present study in a semi-rural area confirmed the finding that practical barriers to use of the ... See full document

... in qualitative research describe circumstances where it may be appropriate to breach confidentiality; for example, unreported illegal sexual behaviours, risky and/or illegal activities, or intention to harm others ... See full document

... This study was conducted with a combined approach in the research in Jiroft in 20014, for which the researchers made a two-part questionnaire to study with a quantitative ...pilot study on 40 ... See full document

... negative experiences with medical professionals and lack of knowledge possibly contributed to participants expressing a number of concerns about pursuing KT, such as medication burden, fear of surgery, fear of ... See full document

... Yet, deprivation alone does not explain all the uptake variability between GP practices and regions. For example, misunderstandings about the importance of diabetes and personal risk factors, and patients ’ lack of ... See full document

... The patients described experiences from contact with healthcare providers such as physiotherapists. The phys- iotherapy interventions were focused mainly on local symptoms in local body regions. Interventions ... See full document

... As it stands, there doesn’t appear to be one approach that shines above the rest when working therapeutically with this client group. Certain aspects of the therapies available seem to hold more promise than others, but ... See full document