Nurses' experiences of discrimination in health care: A qualitative study in Iran by Mohammadjavad Hosseinabadi-Farahani, Narges Arsalani, Mohammadali Hosseini, Eesa Mohammadi, Masoud Fallahi-Khoshknab

“…RESULTS: Four main categories and 14 subcategories were extracted from data analysis: 1) habitual discrimination (everyday discrimination in health centers, ignoring patient rights, low levels of trust in medical staff); 2) interpersonal relationships (expectations of associates, respect for colleagues and friends, the possibility of the occurrence of similar situations, reciprocating people's favors); 3) shortage of health-care resources (shortage of medical equipment, heavy workload, infrastructure of medical centers, lack of access to physicians); and 4) favoritism (ethnicity, favoritism as a common method, and favoritism as the ultimate solution to treatment problems). …”
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Factors related to professional self-concept of nursing students and nurses: A systematic review by I Gede Juanamasta, Yupin Aungsuroch, Sunida Preechawong, Joko Gunawan

“…Emotional factors were as follows: interpersonal relationships, spiritual growth, management stress, and self-description. …”
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Beyond the scars: a qualitative study on the experiences of mastectomy among young women with breast cancer in a country with crisis by Shaza Hasan, Keng Sheng Chew, Rekaya Vincent Balang, Shirly Siew Ling Wong

“…Results Thematic analysis was used to analyze the data, and five main themes were identified: (1) psychological and emotional well-being (altered self-esteem and femininity, impact on sexual life and relationships, psychological distress associated with mastectomy, mirror trauma and the need for psychological care); (2) body image and breast reconstruction (the dilemma over reconstruction decision, body image and clothing and lack of access to prosthetic information/services); (3) social and interpersonal factors (lack of marriage choices and society’s view and stigma); (4) coping mechanisms with mastectomy effects (family support; faith in god almighty; comparing their situation to others and use of prosthetics) and (5) physical health and functioning (physical effects on mobility and function). …”
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Adesão à HAART, qualidade de vida e sintomat ologia psicopat ológica em doentes infectados pelo VIH/SIDA. by Renata Margalho, Marco Pereira, Sílvia Ouakinin, Maria Cristina Canavarro

“…Follow-up tests reported significant differences in four of six domains, with the exception of Social relationships and Spirituality domains. Regarding psychopathological symptoms, there was also a significant effect. …”
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COVID-19-related stigma among the non-infected general population from Iran by A.H. Nadoushan, M. Faghankhani

“…Disclosure No significant relationships. …”
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Prevalence, Gender and Age Differences of Dating Aggression Among Italian Adolescents by Gaia Cuccì, K. Daniel O’Leary, Maria Giulia Olivari, Emanuela Confalonieri

“…Participants completed the Conflict in Adolescent Dating Relationships Inventory measuring abusive behaviors between adolescent dating partners. …”
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Paradoxical improvement of life quality in the COVID-19 era in psoriasis patients by Katharina Boch, Detlef Zillikens, Ralf J. Ludwig, Diamant Thaçi

“…Beyond the physical dimensions, the disease has an extensive emotional and psychosocial effect on patients, influencing their quality of life, social life and interpersonal relationships. Thus patient-reported outcomes are a crucial instrument for the evaluation of disease burden. …”
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El test bull-s para la evaluación sociométrica del bullying. Actualización by Fuensanta Cerezo Ramírez

“…We propose bullying assessment through analysis of interpersonal relationships of the members of a group classroom. …”
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Health-Promoting Lifestyle in Colorectal Cancer Survivors: A Qualitative Study on the Experiences and Perspectives of Colorectal Cancer Survivors and Healthcare Providers by Elahe Ramezanzade Tabriz, Monir Ramezani, Abbas Heydari, Seyed Amir Aledavood

“…Furthermore, effective personal and social relationships, spiritual growth, and management of psychological disorders develop health-promoting behaviors in them. …”
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Leadership, management and organisational implications for public service employee well-being and performance by Shanil Haricharan

“…Main findings: The four dominant themes that emerged from this study – social exclusion, leadership behaviours, public service orientation and governance – display complex patterns and relationships related to well-being and performance. …”
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Bem-estar psicológico e inteligência emocional entre homens e mulheres na meia-idade e na velhice Emotional intelligence and psychological well-being among middle-aged and old men... by Nelma Caires Queroz, Anita Liberalesso Neri

“…Self development dimentions splited from others related to interpersonal relationships. Psychological well-being and emotional intelligence did not behave as independent constructs neither were consistently affected by gender and age.…”
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Post traumatic stress disorder symptoms and stress burden among caregivers of patients with severe mental illness by A. Rady, T. Mouloukheya, E. Ramadan

“…This highlight the importance of particular psychological support and assessment among care givers of patients with sever mental illness Disclosure No significant relationships. …”
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Interest without uptake: A mixed-methods analysis of methadone utilization in Kyrgyz prisons. by Amanda R Liberman, Daniel J Bromberg, Taylor Litz, Ainura Kurmanalieva, Samy Galvez, Julia Rozanova, Lyu Azbel, Jaimie P Meyer, Frederick L Altice

“…Qualitative findings identified five factors that negatively influence methadone uptake, despite expressed positive attitudes toward methadone: (1) interpersonal relationships, (2) interactions with the criminal justice system, (3) logistical concerns, (4) criminal subculture, and (5) health-related concerns.…”
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Social and psychological adaptation of foreign students in a Russian university by O. S. Belova, A. G. Soloviev, A. V. Parnyakov

“…Foreign students, in General, had a positive attitude to themselves and others, including opportunities to contact colleagues and patients, experience average emotional comfort in interpersonal relationships and were quite active in activities. …”
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Importance of the Bio-psychosocial Model of Health Care Practice in Health Care Services by Pratima Khatri, Mandira Baniya

“…This model deals with the causative agents and various aspects of the personal life such as preventive aspects, lifestyle & behavior modification, environmental factors, host, genetic factors, culture, financial, and interpersonal relationships. Objective: The main aim of this paper is to discuss the importance of the bio-psychosocial approach to healthcare practice in the healthcare services in Nepal. …”
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Determining the Psycho Social Health Indicators in Children and Adolescents in Kogiluyeh and Boyer Ahmad Province by MR Firoozi, N Noushadi, A Kazemi

“…Results: The results indicated that the main indicators of psychosocial health lie in intrapersonal (emotional self-awareness, risk-taking and self-respect), interpersonal (participation, social responsibility, and social relationships), stress (stress management and controlling emotions) and adaptability (flexibility and happiness) components. …”
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Conceptualizing fear of progression in cardiac patients: Advancing our understanding of the psychological impact of cardiac illness by Sarah T Clarke, Barbara M Murphy, Michelle Rogerson, Michael Le Grande, Robert Hester, Alun Conrad Jackson

“…Fears were categorized into seven broad domains: fears associated with death, health, interpersonal relationships, treatment, accessing help, role responsibilities, and physical activity. …”
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Upaya Konselor Islami Dalam Penanganan Spiritualitas Pada Korban Trauma Kekerasan Dalam Rumah Tangga by Asti Haryati, Neti Herawati, Betaria Soneta, Sukma Wardani

“…Where it is able to make individuals as victims of domestic violence improve close interpersonal relationships, draw closer to Allah SWT, show the value of life, actualize their potential, act and think positively, and take the right attitude about all the disasters they experience.…”
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Talent Management Practices in the South African Public Service by Prince Chukwuneme Enwereji, Uwizeyimana Dominique Emmanuel

“…The ability to facilitate good planning, decision-making, change management, interpersonal relationships, emotional intelligence, programme implementation, and learning opportunities are the competencies required of talent managers to develop potential talents. …”
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The effectiveness of mindfulness training based on reducing stress on the desire for divorce, blood pressure and sexual satisfaction in betrayed women with high blood pressure by mojtaba aghili, Arezou Asghari, Mahdiyeh Ozmaee, Mitra Namazi

“…It is suggested to use mind training to promote health, and improve sexual performance and interpersonal relationships of betrayed women.…”
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