Fatherhood group sessions: A descriptive and summative qualitative study

Inter-group conflicts experienced by Iranian nurses: A qualitative study

Introduction: Conflict among nurses has been identified as a significant issue within healthcare settings all around the world. Nurses confront with different types of interpersonal conflicts in their work. It's important to know causes and effects of conflicts in nursing units before deciding to manage them. Aim: describing the experiential aspects of nurses' inter group conflicts focused on c...

Family therapy sessions with refugee families; a qualitative study

BACKGROUND Due to the armed conflicts in the Balkans in the 1990s many families escaped to other countries. The main goal of this study was to explore in more detail the complexity of various family members' experiences and perceptions from their life before the war, during the war and the escape, and during their new life in Sweden. There is insufficient knowledge of refugee families' percepti...

Comparison of a Qualitative and Quantitative Descriptive Study: Diabetes Management

Shame and pride in anorexia nervosa: a qualitative descriptive study.

UNLABELLED During the last decades, there has been a rising interest in the role of shame in psychiatric disorders. OBJECTIVE To define shame and describe types and subtypes of shame and their relations to symptoms and meaning in anorexia nervosa. The study will also describe the possible role of pride, as a contrasting emotional and cognitive experience. METHOD Thirteen female patients (ag...

Nurses' Attitudes and Beliefs about the Provocative Psychological Factors for Self-Injury: A Descriptive Qualitative Study

Background Nurses have an important role in taking care of self-injury patients and their attitudes would affect the quality of care for these patients. Controversial results have been reported about the nurses’ attitude.Also, culture and context affect nurses’ attitudes. The study aimed to explore the nurses' attitudes and beliefs about the provocative psychological factors for self-injury in...