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HOW DO PATIENTS EXPERIENCE CONSULTATIONS AT AN ORTHOPEDIC OUTPATIENT-CLINIC - 18 PATIENTS COMMENT ON VIDEO-TAPED CONSULTATIONS - A QUALITATIVE STUDY
Authors: FOSSUM B ARBORELIUS E THEORELL T
Citation: B. Fossum et al., HOW DO PATIENTS EXPERIENCE CONSULTATIONS AT AN ORTHOPEDIC OUTPATIENT-CLINIC - 18 PATIENTS COMMENT ON VIDEO-TAPED CONSULTATIONS - A QUALITATIVE STUDY, European journal of public health, 8(1), 1998, pp. 59-65
DILEMMAS IN IMPLEMENTING ALCOHOL-RELATED SECONDARY PREVENTION IN PRIMARY-CARE USING A BEHAVIORAL-METHOD
Authors: ARBORELIUS E THAKKER KD KRAKAU I RYDBERG U
Citation: E. Arborelius et al., DILEMMAS IN IMPLEMENTING ALCOHOL-RELATED SECONDARY PREVENTION IN PRIMARY-CARE USING A BEHAVIORAL-METHOD, European addiction research, 3(3), 1997, pp. 150-157
HOW SHOULD MIDWIVES DISCUSS SMOKING-BEHAVIOR IN PREGNANCY WITH WOMEN OF LOW EDUCATIONAL-ATTAINMENT
Authors: ARBORELIUS E NYBERG K
Citation: E. Arborelius et K. Nyberg, HOW SHOULD MIDWIVES DISCUSS SMOKING-BEHAVIOR IN PREGNANCY WITH WOMEN OF LOW EDUCATIONAL-ATTAINMENT, Midwifery, 13(4), 1997, pp. 210-215
USING DOCTOR-PATIENT COMMUNICATION TO AFFECT PATIENTS LIFE-STYLES - THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS
Authors: ARBORELIUS E
Citation: E. Arborelius, USING DOCTOR-PATIENT COMMUNICATION TO AFFECT PATIENTS LIFE-STYLES - THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS, Psychology & health, 11(6), 1996, pp. 845-855
SMOKING DISCUSSIONS AT THE CHILD HEALTH CLINIC - A PASSIVE, AN ADVISORY OR A JUDGMENTAL APPROACH
Authors: ARBORELIUS E PETERSON B
Citation: E. Arborelius et B. Peterson, SMOKING DISCUSSIONS AT THE CHILD HEALTH CLINIC - A PASSIVE, AN ADVISORY OR A JUDGMENTAL APPROACH, Scandinavian journal of caring sciences, 10(3), 1996, pp. 169-174
HOW DO GPS DISCUSS SUBJECTS OTHER THAN ILLNESS - FORMULATING AND EVALUATING A THEORETICAL-MODEL TO EXPLAIN SUCCESSFUL AND LESS SUCCESSFUL APPROACHES TO DISCUSSING PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES
Authors: ARBORELIUS E OSTERBERG E
Citation: E. Arborelius et E. Osterberg, HOW DO GPS DISCUSS SUBJECTS OTHER THAN ILLNESS - FORMULATING AND EVALUATING A THEORETICAL-MODEL TO EXPLAIN SUCCESSFUL AND LESS SUCCESSFUL APPROACHES TO DISCUSSING PSYCHOSOCIAL ISSUES, Patient education and counseling, 25(3), 1995, pp. 257-268
WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT FOR GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS TO DISCUSS ALCOHOL WITH PATIENTS
Authors: ARBORELIUS E THAKKER KD
Citation: E. Arborelius et Kd. Thakker, WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT FOR GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS TO DISCUSS ALCOHOL WITH PATIENTS, Family practice, 12(4), 1995, pp. 419-422
PREVENTION IN PRACTICE - HOW DO GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS DISCUSS LIFE-STYLE ISSUES WITH THEIR PATIENTS
Authors: ARBORELIUS E BREMBERG S
Citation: E. Arborelius et S. Bremberg, PREVENTION IN PRACTICE - HOW DO GENERAL-PRACTITIONERS DISCUSS LIFE-STYLE ISSUES WITH THEIR PATIENTS, Patient education and counseling, 23(1), 1994, pp. 23-31
EFFECTS ON ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL-CONSUMPTION OF A SCHOOL-BASED STUDENT-CENTERED HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAM
Authors: BREMBERG S ARBORELIUS E
Citation: S. Bremberg et E. Arborelius, EFFECTS ON ADOLESCENT ALCOHOL-CONSUMPTION OF A SCHOOL-BASED STUDENT-CENTERED HEALTH COUNSELING PROGRAM, Scandinavian journal of social medicine, 22(2), 1994, pp. 113-119
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