How gay men living with HIV experience and perceive the HIV stigma: A qualitative study
A great variety of experiences and perceptions about HIV-related stigma exist among gay men living with HIV in Norway, write Anette Einan Enoksen and Bente Træen.
Det blir ikke stille før stormen er over
MeToo kan være starten på en moderne likestillingskamp, et oppgjør med en historie og ei nåtid vi ikke lenger kan tåle. Men det krever at det gjøres strukturelle endringer på alle samfunnsarenaer, skriver Anna-Sabina Lindroos Soggiu.
Suicide notes written by child and adolescent suicide victims: A qualitative textual analysis
The rather uniform and planned structure of the suicide notes written by child and adolescent suicide victims, suggests that the suicides were not acts of sudden affect. Rather, they seem to have been final acts in life situations that, over time, had become unbearable, write Anne Freuchen and colleagues.
Self-reported premorbid health in 15 individuals who later developed schizophrenia compared with healthy controls: Prospective data from the Young-HUNT1 Survey (The HUNT Study)
Norwegian adolescents in the premorbid phase of schizophrenia reported poorer self-perceived mental and psychosocial health in several areas compared with healthy controls, write Arne Okkenhaug and colleagues.
Leader development using group dynamic interventions: A systematic literature review
No reliable conclusions can be drawn on whether group dynamic interventions that are designed to enhance individual leadership development are effective. Given the available evidence, we recommend a focus on leadership behaviours related to interpersonal aspects, write Gerry Larsson and colleagues.
Flynn-effekten i Norge og andre land: Praktiske implikasjoner og teoretiske spørsmål
Gjennomsnittlig IQ i befolkningen er i endring, derfor må vi kontinuerlig sikre oss at våre intelligenstester har oppdaterte normer, skriver Olav Storsve og kolleger.
“Open Dialogue behind locked doors” – exploring the experiences of patients, family members, and professionals with network meetings in a locked psychiatric hospital unit: A qualitative study
In our exploratory study, the Open Dialogue approach was seen as a largely positive experience for patients, family members, and professionals in a locked psychiatric unit, write Ritva Kyrrø Jacobsen and colleagues.
«Ingen andre kan fly det helikopteret bortsett fra deg selv»: En kvalitativ studie av opplevelser med bruk av kriseplan
Vår intervjustudie tyder på at brukere i psykisk helsevern kan oppleve store fordeler med en personlig kriseplan etter utskrivelse. Men det forutsetter at pasienten er delaktig og har et eierforhold til egen kriseplan, skriver Helmer Engen og Siv Grav.
