The aims of the study were to: (1) Describe illness perception in individuals with subjective sleep complaints and high risk of sleep disordered breathing and compare the results with those of other studies. (2) Study the ...

Abstract Title: Do medical students experience more stress and depressive symptoms than other students do? Authors: Reidar Tyssen, Karianne Mjelde Røsbak, Line Kjær Løvereide, Kim Christian Danielsson, Ingvar Bjelland, ...

The article is a literature-study focusing on the nature of identity development and self perception of third culture kids. A Third Culture Kid (TCK) is “a person who has spent a significant part of his or her developmental ...

Chest pain patients (N = 199) consecutively referred to cardiology outpatient clinics were reassessed after nine years by cardiological and psychiatric (SCID I) examinations. Of patients with nonfearful panic disorder ...

Abstract Background: This study examined the prevalence of reported mental health problems in need of treatment among Norwegian medical students. It also tried to identify the possible individual and environmental ...

Konklusjon og praktiske implikasjoner Hypotesen om at god kommunikasjon målt med Four Habits Coding Scheme (FHCS) bidrar til å få frem vesentlig informasjon kan med visse forbehold beholdes. Det er en statistisk signifikant ...

Oppgaven bygger på en feltstudie om rusproblematikken og rusomsorgen på Cuba. Jeg har tidligere beskrevet rusmiddelomsorgen for ungdom i kollektiv i Norge i en bacheloroppgave i barnevernpedagogikk fra 2004. Der la jeg ...

Abstract Purpose: In the summer of 1999 I got the disease Guillain Barré syndrom. During my recovery I wrote a text about my experiences at the hospital. In this paper I investigate the patient perspective by using that ...

Introduction: Various studies show that medical students suffer from a lot of stress, both academic and in coping with patients and situations occurring in a hospital. Many find that their social life is impaired due to ...

Abstract BACKGROUND: There is lack of research on predictors of perceived recording skills (PRS) among medical students and doctors. Good recording skills are important to ensure a quality medical record and thereby good ...