Translating research to practice, one blog post at a time
Autorica: Kathryn McEwan, Northumbria University, UK Sarah je pomogla ocu spakirati njegove stvari; olakšanje se miješalo s rastućom tjeskobom. Nakon pet dana provedenih u bolnici zbog moždanog udara, otpuštali su ga kući. Medicinska sestra ukratko je spomenula promjene u terapiji […]
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Amanda O’Connor, Claire Blewitt i Helen Skouteris, Monash University, Melbourne, Australija. Zdravstvena pravednost podrazumijeva da svaka osoba ima poštenu i pravičnu priliku ostvariti dobro zdravlje, neovisno o socioekonomskom statusu, etničkoj pripadnosti, rodu ili drugim društvenim uvjetima. Ipak, aktualni globalni trendovi […]
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Autori: Dawn Holford, University of Bristol, UK, Linda Karlsson, University of Turku, Finland, Frederike Taubert, Erfurt University, Germany, Emma C. Anderson, University of Bristol, UK, Virginia C. Gould, University of Bristol, UK Ispravljanje zabluda o cijepljenju Cijepljenje je jedan od […]
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By Amanda Daley, Loughborough University, UK In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the Making Every Contact Count initiative aims to use the thousands of consultations that take place every day between health professionals and patients, to promote healthy behavioural changes. […]
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By Dr Lee Shepherd, Northumbria University, UK and Professor Ronan E. O’Carroll, University of Stirling, UK and Professor Eamonn Ferguson, University of Nottingham, UK There are numerous stories of how deceased organ transplantation has offered a lifeline for people. Indeed, […]
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By Victoria Woof and David French, Manchester Centre for Health Psychology, University of Manchester, UK Traditionally in medicine and health psychology, healthcare professionals have provided patients with their personalised disease risks with the aim of preventing disease. Where risk communication […]
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By Zuzana Dankulincova, Pavol Jozef Safarik University, Slovakia While most researchers are aware that disseminating study results is part of their ethical responsibility to research participants (and wish for their research findings to have clear, practical implications), the transition from […]
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By Yael Benyamini, Tel Aviv University, Israel and Evangelos C. Karademas, University of Crete, Greece Anna and Mary are both healthy 45-year-old women, living in a large European city. Each of them knows several people who have contracted COVID-19 and […]
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By Leah Avery, Teesside University, UK. Type 2 diabetes was previously considered a progressive condition, with an inevitable need for insulin therapy, however lifestyle behavioural change research challenges this pessimistic prognosis. As prevalence of type 2 diabetes continues to increase, […]
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By Wendy Lawrence, University of Southampton The main causes of death and disease in society today are influenced by our lifestyle choices, and there is a growing focus on ways to improve health behaviours. Front-line practitioners, particularly those working in […]
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