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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/COVID-19"”.

  1. Intimate partner violence: the second pandemic? A feminist exploration of sexual-minority intimate partner violence amidst COVID-19 in Scotland.

    … Sexual-minority invisibility extends to the COVID-19 pandemic. During this period of world-wide turmoil, little attention has been allocated to their lived experiences, particularly within the Scottish context. Whilst the COVID-19 pandemic undeniably shaped the experiences of survivors from …

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  2. Exploring the physical activity behaviours, lived experiences and preferences of teenage and young adults with cancer and beyond.

    … review of existing literature related to PA information, interventions, barriers and facilitators within the TYA oncology population aged 16-25 and an explanatory-sequential mixed methods study, utilising an online survey and semi-structured interviews. Overall, the qualitative findings …

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  3. Exploring the transition experiences of recently qualified health visitors to understand their support needs and future career aspirations: an interpretative description study.

    … families from pre-birth to preschool. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a rise internationally in children with developmental delay concerns, with an increased demand for health visiting services to help mitigate this impact. However, health visiting services are stretched with an …

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  4. Examining lived experience of older, highly educated Black African women and their attitudes to COVID-19 vaccination: an outlook of England and Scotland.

    … In 2020, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, prompting the UK and other nations to implement strategies aimed at mitigating its impact. Although a large proportion of the UK population received the COVID-19 vaccine, many remained hesitant or and declined it. …

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