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1	Conflicted and Skeptical: Maternal Perspectives on Infant Sleeping Patterns among African American living in Columbus, Ohio and their Relationship to Public Health Messaging Tomu, Taylor L. January 2018 (has links) No description available. Cultural Anthropology
2	Framing Women's Understandings and Experiences of Lymphoedema Following Breast Cancer Surgery Chun, Karen 14 March 2011 (has links) Lymphoedema is a chronic health condition characterized by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the subcutaneous tissues resulting in arm swelling and can significantly affect physical and psychological health and QOL. Although significant research on lymphoedema has developed over the past decade, the literature reveals that there are gaps in knowledge on framing the illness, communication, and effective practices to improve the QOL for individuals living with lymphoedema. This research contributes to this growing field of research through a qualitative investigation of twelve women's reported understandings, experiences, and perceptions of lymphoedema using Brown’s (1995) theory of framing disease and illness. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with women living with lymphoedema to determine the impact of health messaging, to explore the ways in which these women made sense of conflicting messages on exercise, and to better understand how barriers to the effective adoption and integration of good management practices can be overcome. Lymphoedema Breast cancer Framing illness Health messaging Health communication Exercise Quality of life Social supports
3	Framing Women's Understandings and Experiences of Lymphoedema Following Breast Cancer Surgery Chun, Karen 14 March 2011 (has links) Lymphoedema is a chronic health condition characterized by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the subcutaneous tissues resulting in arm swelling and can significantly affect physical and psychological health and QOL. Although significant research on lymphoedema has developed over the past decade, the literature reveals that there are gaps in knowledge on framing the illness, communication, and effective practices to improve the QOL for individuals living with lymphoedema. This research contributes to this growing field of research through a qualitative investigation of twelve women's reported understandings, experiences, and perceptions of lymphoedema using Brown’s (1995) theory of framing disease and illness. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with women living with lymphoedema to determine the impact of health messaging, to explore the ways in which these women made sense of conflicting messages on exercise, and to better understand how barriers to the effective adoption and integration of good management practices can be overcome. Lymphoedema Breast cancer Framing illness Health messaging Health communication Exercise Quality of life Social supports
4	Framing Women's Understandings and Experiences of Lymphoedema Following Breast Cancer Surgery Chun, Karen 14 March 2011 (has links) Lymphoedema is a chronic health condition characterized by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the subcutaneous tissues resulting in arm swelling and can significantly affect physical and psychological health and QOL. Although significant research on lymphoedema has developed over the past decade, the literature reveals that there are gaps in knowledge on framing the illness, communication, and effective practices to improve the QOL for individuals living with lymphoedema. This research contributes to this growing field of research through a qualitative investigation of twelve women's reported understandings, experiences, and perceptions of lymphoedema using Brown’s (1995) theory of framing disease and illness. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with women living with lymphoedema to determine the impact of health messaging, to explore the ways in which these women made sense of conflicting messages on exercise, and to better understand how barriers to the effective adoption and integration of good management practices can be overcome. Lymphoedema Breast cancer Framing illness Health messaging Health communication Exercise Quality of life Social supports
5	Framing Women's Understandings and Experiences of Lymphoedema Following Breast Cancer Surgery Chun, Karen January 2011 (has links) Lymphoedema is a chronic health condition characterized by the accumulation of lymphatic fluid in the subcutaneous tissues resulting in arm swelling and can significantly affect physical and psychological health and QOL. Although significant research on lymphoedema has developed over the past decade, the literature reveals that there are gaps in knowledge on framing the illness, communication, and effective practices to improve the QOL for individuals living with lymphoedema. This research contributes to this growing field of research through a qualitative investigation of twelve women's reported understandings, experiences, and perceptions of lymphoedema using Brown’s (1995) theory of framing disease and illness. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with women living with lymphoedema to determine the impact of health messaging, to explore the ways in which these women made sense of conflicting messages on exercise, and to better understand how barriers to the effective adoption and integration of good management practices can be overcome. Lymphoedema Breast cancer Framing illness Health messaging Health communication Exercise Quality of life Social supports
6	Exploring the impact of future orientation on preference for illness-prevention vs. illness-detection health behaviors Capps, Karigan P. 26 July 2022 (has links) No description available. Health Psychology Social Psychology future orientation time perspective consideration of future consequences temporal orientation health behavior health messaging message framing

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