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International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being
International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being
简 介：Aims: International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being (QHW) is an Open Access peer reviewed scientific journal that acknowledges the international and interdisciplinary nature of health-related issues. QHW aims to provide a forum for the exchange of data, knowledge, theoretical framework and methods on health and well-being, aiming to further the development and understanding of qualitative research by using rigorous qualitative methodology of significance for issues related to human health and well-being. The journal’s focus is on empirical research, and we accept papers with both a national and/or international focus. We also welcome papers with a methodological focus and papers focusing on philosophical issues related to qualitative research in the health area. Scope: QHW welcomes original research articles, review articles and short communications on qualitative research in relation to health and well-being as long as the articles meet high academic and ethical standards. We encourage qualitative researchers from a wide range of professional groups - and from anywhere in the world – to submit their work to QHW. All papers will be subjected to rigorous and fair peer review. QHW publishes research articles within a variety of qualitative research approaches, qualitatively-driven mixed-method designs, methodological development, meta-analyses, and articles focusing on theoretical and philosophical issues related to qualitative research and health and well-being. For a research paper to be accepted for publication in QHW it must be written in a clear and concise manner, discuss findings in relation to existing literature, and use appropriate methodology for qualitative research.
- 主办单位：Taylor & Francis
- 出版周期：0
- 地址：英国
2023年
Exposed – a semantic concept analysis of its origin,meaning change over time and its relevance for caring science
Sofia Almerud Österberg;Ulrica Hörberg;Lise-Lotte Ozolins;Carina Werkander Harstäde;Carina Elmqvist
(1-9)
Human-centered design in the context of social determinants of health in maternity care: methods for meaningful stakeholder engagement
Kelly A. Umstead;Carolina Gill;Marina S. Pearsall;Alison M. Stuebe;Kristin P. Tully
(1-12)
Perspectives on existential loneliness. Narrations by older people in different care contexts
Helena Larsson;Ingela Beck;Kerstin Blomqvist
(1-14)
Causes and effects of theory-practice gap during clinical practice: the lived experiences of baccalaureate nursing students
Stella Ngozika Ugwu;Ngozi P. Ogbonnaya;Veronica Chiegeiro Chijioke;Judith Njideka Esievo
(1-16)
Exploring motivations to be active among amputees: a phenomenological approach to leisure time physical activity
Sara H. Olsen;Elizabeth M. Aparicio;Paul T. Jaeger;Donna E. Howard
(1-19)
Understanding sexual health concerns among adolescents and young adults with differences of sex development: a qualitative study
Line Merete Mediå;Solrun Sigurdardottir;Lena Fauske;Anne Waehre
(1-13)
Is self-advocacy universally achievable for patients? The experiences of Australian women with cardiac disease in pregnancy and postpartum
Jane Hutchens;Jane Frawley;Elizabeth A. Sullivan
(1-16)
Finding a path in a methodological jungle: a qualitative research of resilience
Elīna Zelčāne;Anita Pipere
(1-19)
Coping with fibromyalgia - a focus group study
Liat Hamama;Michal Itzhaki
(1-13)
Characteristics and impacts of live music interventions on health and wellbeing for children,families,and health care professionals in paediatric hospitals: a scoping review
Anna-Karin Kuuse;Ann-Sofie Paulander;Louise Eulau
(1-33)
Trajectories of HIV management among virally suppressed and unsuppressed female sex workers in the Dominican Republic: A comparative qualitative analysis
Virginia Savage;Hoisex Gomez;Martha Perez;Yeycy Donastorg;Deanna Kerrigan
(1-16)
Lived experiences of musicians with pain: an interpretative phenomenological analysis of performance-related pain of professional violinists
Sharon de Kock;Liesl van der Merwe;Catrien Wentink
(1-16)
Quality of life,wellbeing,recovery,and progress for older forensic mental health patients: a qualitative investigation based on the perspectives of patients and staff
Kate Walker;Jen Yates;Tom Dening;Birgit Völlm;Jack Tomlin
(1-19)
“I can’t remember the last time I was comfortable about being home”: lived experience perspectives on thriving following homelessness
Carrie Anne Marshall;Brooke Phillips;Julia Holmes;Eric Todd;River Hill
(1-19)
A bridge to recovery: an interpretative phenomenological analysis with peer support specialists in Singapore
Jing Ting Lynn Ng;Joanna Barlas
(1-16)
Different experiences of weight management and physical activity during pregnancy - a qualitative study of women and healthcare professionals in Australia
Catherine Knight-Agarwal;Michelle Minehan;Bridget Cockburn;Sophie Cashel;Monica Yuri Takito
(1-10)
The symphony of open-heart surgical care: A mixed-methods study about interprofessional attitudes towards family involvement
Anna Drakenberg;MiaLinn Arvidsson-Lindvall;Elisabeth Ericsson;Susanna Ågren;Ann-Sofie Sundqvist
(1-20)
The patient’s experience of participation when admitted for elective surgical procedures: an interview study
Maria Unbeck;Filippa Lidgren;Ella Tabbakh;Carolin Nymark
(1-12)
Mental health rehabilitees’ agency construction and promotion in community-based transitional work programme
Miira Niska;Melisa Stevanovic;Henri Nevalainen;Elina Weiste;Camilla Lindholm
(1-13)
What happens when people develop dementia whilst working? An exploratory multiple case study
Louise Nygard;Ann-Charlotte Nedlund;Anna Mäki Petäjä Leinonen;Arlene Astell;Jennifer Boger
(1-16)
Participants stories about long-term achievement 60-months after attending a Healthy Life Centre programme (the VEND-RISK study) - a qualitative study
Ingrid S Følling;Karen Joramo;Anne Helvik
(1-10)
The Metamorphosis. The impact of a young family member’s problematic substance use on family life: a meta-ethnography
Sari Kaarina Lindeman;Lennart Lorås;Kristine Berg Titlestad;Terese Bondas
(1-16)
Screening for breast and cervical cancer among OST patients: a qualitative study of barriers and suggested interventions to increase participation
Lars Garpenhag;Disa Dahlman
(1-11)
Reassured on a background of vulnerability - people with microvascular angina 12 months after high-intensity physical exercise program
Ingrid Ølfarnes Røysland;Venke Irene Ueland;Alf Inge Larsen
(1-13)
Perfection is a sad and lonely place: A study of existential vulnerability in the life stories of persons struggling with perfectionism
Per-Einar Binder;Vivian Irena Woodfin;Aslak Hjeltnes
(1-15)
The lived experience and meaning of resilience in the setting of chronic illness and low- resource communities of African Americans that reside in Tallahatchie County,Mississippi
Tara Leigh Moore
(1-18)
Polyphonic perspectives: a focus group study of interprofessional staff’s perceptions of music therapy at an inpatient unit for children in mental health care
Guro Parr Klyve;Randi Rolvsjord;Irene Bircow Elgen
(1-16)
Psychosocial work environment and mental wellbeing of food delivery platform workers in Helsinki,Finland: A qualitative study
Benta Mbare
(1-19)
When caring becomes an art - how clinical gaze are perceived to be developed
Marie-Louise Södersved Källest;Margareta Asp;Anna Letterstål;Margareta Widarsson
(1-13)
“It’s not time for us to sit down yet”: how group exercise programs can motivate physical activity and overcome barriers in inactive older adults
Lisa A. Royse;Breanne S. Baker;Melissa D. Warne-Griggs;Kristin Miller;Kelsey J. Weitzel
(1-16)
Effects of outsider witness practice on a support group for parents of children with autism spectrum disorder
Shu-He Chao;Ping-Hwa Chen
(1-10)
Spanish residents’ experiences of care during the first wave of the COVID-19 syndemic: a photo-elicitation study
Laura Medina-Perucha;Constanza Jacques-Aviñó;Tomàs López-Jiménez;Catuxa Maiz;Anna Berenguera
(1-16)
The role of the private sector in noncommunicable disease prevention and management in low- and middle-income countries: a series of systematic reviews and thematic syntheses
Keiko Marshall;Philippa Beaden;Hammad Durrani;Kun Tang;Roman Mogilevskii
(1-22)
Parents’ lived experience of living with and caring for their burn-injured child in a home setting
Lina Sophie Toft Lernevall;Asgjerd Litleré Moi;Eva Gjengedal;Pia Dreyer
(1-12)
Lingering challenges in everyday life for adults under age 60 with hip fractures – a qualitative study of the lived experience during the first three years
Sebastian Strøm Rönnquist;Hilda K Svensson;Charlotte Myhre Jensen;Søren Overgaard;Cecilia Rogmark
(1-12)
The perspectives of patients,nursing students and supervisors on “the caring–learning space” – a synthesis of and further abstraction of previous studies
Hanna Holst;Lise-Lotte Ozolins;David Brunt;Ulrica Hörberg
(1-9)
The quality of qualitative research. In memory of Lillemor Hallberg (1942– 2022)
Karin Dahlberg
(1-3)
‘Nobody comes to help us’: lived experiences and needs of older adults who lost their only child in China
Ni Ning;Chenyang Peng;Meiling Qi;Xiaoping Li;Mei Sun
(1-12)
Perception of feeling safe perioperatively: a concept analysis
Fanny Larsson;Ulrica Strömbäck;Silje Rysst Gustafsson;Åsa Engström
(1-13)
Multiple psychological senses of community and community influences on personal recovery processes from substance use problems in later life: a collaborative and deductive reflexive thematic analysis
Nina Kavita Heggen Bahl;Emil Øversveen;Morten Brodahl;Hilde Eileen Nafstad;Rolv Mikkel Blakar
(1-28)
Moms on the move: A qualitative exploration of a postpartum group exercise program on physical activity behaviour at three distinct time points
Iris A. Lesser;Carl P. Nienhuis;Gillian L. Hatfield
(1-15)
Taking care of myself in a different and broken world: self-care practices of adolescents on dialysis
Liliana Cristina Morales Viana;Edelmira Castillo-Espitia
(1-14)
Don´t set us aside! Experiences of families of people with BPD who have access to Brief admission: a phenomenological perspective
Sally Hultsjö;Åsa Appelfeldt;Rikard Wärdig;Jessica Cederqvist
(1-10)
Female Saudi nursing student perspectives on pursuing a career in home healthcare: a qualitative study
Wafa Almegewly;Taghreed Alotaibi;Savvato Karavasileiadou
(1-11)
The relationship between subjective well-being and food: a qualitative study based on children’s perspectives
Cristina Vaqué-Crusellas;Mònica González-Carrasco;Ferran Casas
(1-13)
The Cinderella of positive psychology: spiritual well-being as an emerging dimension of flourishing in pastoral work
Elizabeth Cornelia Rudolph;Antoni Barnard
(1-17)
How people diagnosed with borderline personality disorder experience relationships to oneself and to others. A qualitative in-depth study
Christian Moltu;Britt Kverme;Marius Veseth;Eli Natvik
(1-13)
The bereavement experiences of families of potential organ donors: a qualitative longitudinal case study illuminating opportunities for family care
Sean G. Dicks;Holly L. Northam;Frank M.P. van Haren;Douglas P. Boer
(1-25)
Experiences of Norwegian co-parents during COVID-19 pandemic restrictions: A qualitative study
Heidi Jerpseth;Anne Kaasen;Sara Rivenes Lafontan;Tine Schauer Eri
(1-12)
Postpartum depression and life experiences of mothers with an immigrant background living in the south of Sweden
Maude Johansson;Kajsa Ledung Higgins;Leoine Dapi Nzefa;Ylva Benderix
(1-12)
Decision making in the oesophageal cancer trajectory a source of tension and edginess to patients and relatives: a qualitative study
Malene Kaas Larsen;Helen Schultz;Michael Bau Mortensen;Regner Birkelund
(1-13)
Implications of time and space factors related with youth substance use prevention: a conceptual review and case study of the Icelandic Prevention Model being implemented in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
Tanya Halsall;Kianna Mahmoud;Srividya N. Iyer;Heather Orpana;Megan Zeni
(1-15)
Supporting recovery in persons with stress-related disorders: A reflective lifeworld research study of health care professionals in primary health care in Sweden
Markus Sjösten;Ulrica Hörberg;Cecilia Fagerström;Hanna Tuvesson
(1-12)
“I couldn’t”: A phenomenological exploration of ethical tensions experienced by bereaved family members during the pandemic
Melanie Vachon;Alexandra Guité-Verret;Deborah Ummel;Dominique Girard
(1-13)
Orphans in Syria and Iraq Juggling Balls: Wars,COVID-19,and the NGO’s financial crisis
Wahiba Abu-Ras;Anas Ashraf AbuLaban;Sabreen Talat AlQaisi;Mohammed T. H. AlQaisi;Eliza Decker
(1-20)
Experiences of a nature-based intervention program in a northern natural setting: A longitudinal case study of two women with stress-related illness
Gunilla Johansson;Åsa Engström;Päivi Juuso
(1-16)
Facilitating a safe and caring atmosphere in everyday life in forensic mental health wards - a qualitative study
Sylvie Anna Sollied;Jette Lauritzen;Janne Brammer Damsgaard;Monica Evelyn Kvande
(1-11)
Reducing risks in complex care transitions in rural areas: a grounded theory
Idun Winqvist;Ulla Näppä;Helén Rönning;Marie Häggström
(1-15)
Positive body image: a qualitative study on the successful experiences of adolescents,teachers and parents
G Tort-Nasarre;M Pollina-Pocallet;Y Ferrer Suquet;M Ortega Bravo;M Vilafranca Cartagena
(1-14)
The fragile process of Homecoming - Young women in recovery from severe ME/CFS
Silje Helen Krabbe;Karen Synne Groven;Wenche Schrøder Bjorbækmo;Unni Sveen;Anne Marit Mengshoel
(1-14)
When ADHD knocks on the door – discourse theory as a frame to explore subject positions and mental wellbeing before diagnosis
Siv Vea Grønneberg;Eivind Engebretsen;Stine Torp Løkkeberg
(1-14)
Paradoxical experiences of healthcare workers during COVID-19: a qualitative analysis of anonymous,web-based,audio narratives
Lori Lackman Zeman;Sujoy Roy;Pranjali P. Surnis;Jason Adam Wasserman;Kathleen Duchak
(1-13)
Be prepared and do the best you can: a focus group study with staff on the care environment at Swedish secure youth homes
Kajsa Nolbeck;Sepideh Olausson;Göran Lindahl;Charlotta Thodelius;Helle Wijk
(1-19)
Wellness Warriors: a qualitative exploration of healthcare staff learning to support their colleagues in the aftermath of the Australian bushfires
Andrea Knezevic;Katarzyna Olcoń;Louisa Smith;Julaine Allan;Padmini Pai
(1-12)
Escape,expand,embrace: the transformational lived experience of rediscovering the self and the other while dancing with Parkinson’s or Multiple Sclerosis
Anna M. Carapellotti;Hannie (J.E.M.) Meijerink;Christine Gravemaker-Scott;Lucia Thielman;Renée Kool
(1-18)
OLDER ADULTS’ SUBJECTIVE WELL-BEING EXPERIENCING THE EXERGAME “I AM DOLPHIN”
Brittany F. Drazich;Breanna M. Crane;Janiece L. Taylor;Sarah L. Szanton;Kyle D. Moored
(1-10)