Alison Chapple
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· 3 papers in corpus
qualitative
2014
BACKGROUND: An indwelling urinary catheter can solve the problem of incontinence and may be life-saving in individuals with retention, but it can cause problems such as infection and may have a negative impact on body image, sex, and sexual…
qualitative
1999
This paper reports a qualitative study of women's perceptions and experience of menorrhagia. Having obtained ethics committee approval, and informed written consent, interviews were conducted with 30 women who reported that they were suffer…
qualitative
1998
OBJECTIVES: A study of general practitioners' (GPs) perceptions of the health needs of women of South Asian descent who suffer from menorrhagia. METHOD: A qualitative study using semi-structured interviews with 50 GPs in two British towns.…