Great use of the retrospective design. This is important with so many conditions and its impact on mental health. This is a way to see how it can be addressed.
Closing the gap and hopefully eliminating the disparities, inequality, and inequity. This goes to show how policy is important to address this in regions where public health needs improvement.
Tough area and time. Attitudes and social media, misinformation, have made this difficult as it is a way for research to be done through mandates increasing uptake. It is being able to show the effectiveness this way, but it is as challenging as it can be to have mandates the way some may respond to it.
There can be capacity issues and if there can be external assistance in which to increase use and show benefit of the health information leading to those factors associated with utilization.
Here is the website for submission: https://us.sagepub.com/en-us/nam/journal-author-gateway?utm_source=journals.sagepub.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=journalauthorgateway&utm_content=header&_gl=1%2A10o6ad2%2A_ga%2AMjA4MDA2MTMyNy4xNjE0MjUxMjMz%2A_ga_60R758KFDG%2AMTYyMjEwMzg3MC45MC4wLjE2MjIxMDQwNTAuMA..
It looks like a general submission link to Sage Journals. impact factor is 4.2 compared to the Citescore 7.2
The types of materials and how it is explained in layperson language can be beneficial and that could potentially make some difference in satisfaction.
With the curves, there is this linear approach to life where the older people get, the parenting centrality grows and may shift as the children grow older and become independent. Very interesting study!
Helpful if a patient is able to have this outpatient treatment option. HRQOL is a good measurement to follow-up and see how a patient is progressing and if there are other treatments that may be more beneficial. This is a great study!
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