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“It’s Hard, but We Could Kind of Laugh About It”: Exploring the Role of Humor in Brain Cancer Caregiving
- Heinsch, Milena, Cootes, Hannah, Wells, Hannah, Tickner, Campbell, Sampson, Dara, Kay-Lambkin, Frances
Holistic conceptualizations of health by incarcerated Aboriginal women in New South Wales, Australia
- Kendall, Sacha, Lighton, Stacey, Sherwood, Juanita, Baldry, Eileen, Sullivan, Elizabeth
Illness experiences, collective decisions, and the therapeutic encounter in Indian oncology
- Broom, Alex, Chittem, Mahati, Bowden, Vanessa, Muppavaram, Nagesh, Rajappa, Senthil
Existential absence: the lived experience of family members during their older loved one's delirium
- Day, Jenny, Higgins, Isabel
Heading into fatherhood-nervously: support for fathering from online dads
- Fletcher, Richard, St George, Jennifer
Nursing the patient with developmental disability in hospital: roles of paid carers
- Hemsley, Bronwyn, Balandin, Susan, Worrall, Linda
Risk and risk management for Australian sex workers
- Harris, Margaret, Nilan, Pam, Kirby, Emma
Utilizing participants' strengths to reduce risk of harm in a study of family estrangement
- Agllias, Kylie
Handbook of critical and indigenous methodologies (book review)
- Nilan, Pam
Exploring the temporal dimension in cancer patients: experiences of nonbiomedical therapeutics
- Broom, Alex, Tovey, Philip
Risk to researchers in qualitative research on sensitive topics: issues and strategies
- Dickson-Swift, Virginia, James, Erica L., Kippen, Sandra, Liamputtong, Pranee
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