Purpose: To investigate how physiotherapists talk about the choice of intervention for patients with NSLBP, particularly professionals manage clinical encounters that may be experienced as challenging. Method: Discourse analysis was performed four focus groups' talk. Twenty-one working in primary health care southern Sweden participated. Results: Four focal themes appeared: Responsibility and health-related problems; Normalization – what counts a normal back pain problem relation to living...

Purpose. To explore and describe what physiotherapists experience they need to know about patients with non-specific low back pain (NSLBP) make decisions intervention.Method. Four focus groups containing a total of 21 were carried out in Sweden. Interviews transcribed qualitative content analysis performed. The manifest was coded categorised, theme emerged. Extracted symptoms signs linked ICF codes.Result. Physiotherapists' clinical reasoning represented broad view on (LBP) including codes...

Abstract This article brings together the experiences of parents whose children are placed in out‐of‐home care (OHC) with theoretical concept moral injury. The findings based on empirical data from a research and development project conducted seven Swedish municipalities aim developing support for such parents. draws set qualitative interviews 40 parents, 30 mothers 10 fathers, OHC. interview transcripts were analysed thematically, an abductive approach to theories data. illustrate how OHC...

Parents of children in out-of-home care receive little support from social services. Drawing on qualitative data collected the project ‘Parent at a distance’, which services seven municipalities Sweden aimed to improve parents whose are placed foster care, this paper explores workers’ discourses about care. The analysis is based focus group total 52 workers reflected and how they can be supported by concept interpretive repertoires was used analyse interaction construct their needs....

This paper reports on an empirical study in Sweden of how patient resources come into play physiotherapy interventions. A qualitative analysis was conducted five video-recorded first encounters between patients with non-specific low back pain (NSLBP) and physiotherapists primary care, using Conservation Resource Theory (COR) to identify focus made use patients' (objects, conditions, personal characteristics energies). The findings reveal variations these are utilized during the intervention....

Children and adolescents receiving services from two professional parties may obtain support with a coordinated individual plan (CIP). The Swedish law prescribes that CIP must incorporate service user participation. This study aims to explore children parents' experiences of participating in CIP-process generate knowledge practical implications how parents be involved the CIP-process. A descriptive qualitative interview 13 users was conducted during November 2014 March 2016. Data were...

Agenda for collaboration or an agency agenda? Professionals’ experiences of according to a coordinated individual planAn increasing number children and adolescents develop complex needs that require simultaneous action by different professionals. Several reports state efforts these have become increasingly specialized fragmented. Since 2010, there are statutory requirements plan (CIP) between health care social services. Pre-school school can after regional agreement be involved in the...

This article reports from a research and development project aiming to improve support for parents with children in out-of-home care Sweden. The was carried out collaboration between the authors around 60 social workers organized improvement teams during 2019–2021. aim of is explore turnout three participating teams. At start project, work placed described as 'stuck rut', spite numerous alerts on needs. As parent can concern wide range actions, there no specific evidence-based programme...