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• Aims and scope • Author guidelines • Advisory board
• Aims and scope • Author guidelines • Advisory board
Scandinavian Psychologist (ISSN 1894-5570) er et generelt tidsskrift i psykologi. Tidsskriftet har over 70 faglige medarbeidere. Vitenskapelige artikler skal sendes inn i tråd med tidsskriftets retningslinjer.
Weekend family gatherings for bereaved after the terror killings in Norway in 2011
Through an active outreach effort, Norwegian authorities offered the bereaved after the 2011 Utøya terror attack a collective follow-up program, outlined in this article by Atle Dyregrov and colleagues.
Hvordan fungerte den psykososiale oppfølgingen for etterlatte etter 22. juli-terroren?
Det store flertallet av etterlatte foreldre og søsken er fornøyd med hjelpen de har fått fra det offentlige etter Utøya-terroren. Men de har også mange råd til hjelpeapparatet, viser denne undersøkelsen utført av Kari Dyregrov og kolleger.
Towards a model for collaborative practice in community mental health care
In this article, we present a new model that provides a framework to develop and test practice guidelines for community mental health care, write Ottar Ness and colleagues.
Sickness present with signs of burnoutThe relationship between burnout and sickness presenteeism among university hospital physicians in four European countries
The relationship between burnout and sickness presenteeism among university hospital physicians in four European countries
Attending work while ill was significantly associated with employee burnout in this survey study of hospital physicians in four European countries, conducted by Sylvi Thun and colleagues.
Recovery from problem gambling as a couples’ project
For couples who stay together after problem gambling, recovery can at least in part be seen as a couples’ project, argue Tom Strong and Inés Sametband.
En oversikt over vurderingsmetoder for bevissthetstilstander etter ervervet hjerneskade
De siste ti årene har det kommet en rekke nye vurderings- og behandlingsmetoder for bevissthetstilstander, skriver Bjørn Sætrevik og medarbeidere.
Service users’ experiences of the impact of mental health crisis on social identity and social relations
Mental health users felt a huge difference in how they saw themselves in social contexts before and after a mental health crisis, in this Norwegian study by Monika K. Gullslett, Hesook Suzie Kim, and Marit Borg.
