Experiences of self-medication among people: a qualitative meta-synthesis

Living with a Colicky Infant: Meta-synthesis of Qualitative Studies

Background Parents having a baby with infantile colic experienced thoughts and emotions such as hopelessness, fatigue and concern. This study presents a review to provide better insights into the life of parents living with a colicky infant. The aimed of this meta-synthesis was to analyze and synthesize findings from qualitative studies about the experiences of parents of colicky infants. Mater...

Self-Spiritual experiences in adolescents: A qualitative study

Introduction: Adolescence is a period of awareness and searches for reinforcement of beliefs, which is the most sensitive period in the development of spiritual beliefs. Spiritual behaviors as an important component of mental health play an important role in shaping their personality and identity. The purpose of this study was to investigate the spiritual experiences of adolescents. Methods: Th...

Explanation of Residents' Experiences Concerning Medication Errors in Neonatal Intensive Care Units: A Qualitative Study

Introduction: Medication errors are a potentially hazardous accident for the patients and can be used as a measure of patient safety in the healthcare system. Neonates are the most vulnerable population because of their body size. The experiences and views of those involved in the healthcare system can be a significant source of information gathering and planning in preventing medication errors...

Prevalence of Self-Medication among Population of Tehran, Iran

Experiences of Self-Management Support Following a Stroke: A Meta-Review of Qualitative Systematic Reviews.

BACKGROUND Supporting self-management in stroke patients improves psychological and functional outcomes but evidence on how to achieve this is sparse. We aimed to synthesise evidence from systematic reviews of qualitative studies in an overarching meta-review to inform the delivery and development of self-management support interventions. METHODS We systematically searched eight electronic da...