Punya Ram Sukupayo, Ram Chandra Poudel, Tirth Raj Ghimire
Investigating public understanding and actions regarding Aedes mosquitoes and dengue prevention across altitudinal range in central Nepal
Journal of vector borne diseases
following stroke sense wellbeing critical quality life however people living stroke health professionals suggest wellbeing sufficiently addressed within stroke services contributing persistent unmet needs knowing systems structures shape clinical practice study sought understand health professionals address wellbeing examine practice context influences care practice underpinned interpretive description methodology interviewed 28 health professionals across multiple disciplines working stroke services acute rehabilitation throughout new zealand data analysed using applied tension analysis health professionals managing multiple lines work stroke care biomedical work investigation intervention prevention clinical work assessment monitoring treatment moving people service participants reported working support wellbeing could deprioritised amidst timeoriented pressures lines work privileged within services rendering unsupported invisible stroke care shaped biomedical organisational imperatives privilege physical recovery patient throughput health professionals provided knowledge skills time culture care enable privilege wellbeing within work implications wellbeing people stroke wellbeing health professionals making discourses culture visible tracing impact clinical practice hope provide insight wellbeing work remains core work stroke needs considered stroke services better support peoples wellbeing people stroke family members people provide support people stroke health professionals set priorities research advised study conduct provided feedback wider findings research