Aims The aim of this study was to provide guidance to improve the completeness and clarity
of meta-ethnography reporting. Background Evidence-based policy and practice require …

Background Syntheses of qualitative studies can inform health policy, services and our
understanding of patient experience. Meta-ethnography is a systematic seven-phase interpretive …

Background Decision making in health and social care requires robust syntheses of both
quantitative and qualitative evidence. Meta-ethnography is a seven-phase methodology for …

Background Primary care increasingly deals with patients with multimorbidity, but relevant
evidence-based interventions are scarce. Knowledge about multimorbidity over time is …

… Author links open overlay panel Vikki Ann Entwistle a b , Emma F. France b c , Sally
Wyke b c , Ruth Jepson c , Kate Hunt b d , Sue Ziebland b e , Andrew Thompson f …

Background Meta-ethnography is a unique, systematic, qualitative synthesis approach
widely used to provide robust evidence on patient and clinician beliefs and experiences and …

There has been a striking growth in the availability of health-related information based on
personal experience in recent years and internet users are often drawn towards other people’s …

Aim Women with gestational diabetes mellitus ( GDM ) are at increased risk of Type 2
diabetes. This study aimed to explore experiences, knowledge and perceptions of women with …

Background: Impaired glucose regulation represents an opportunity to prevent Type 2 diabetes
mellitus. It is important to have a clear understanding of the prevalence of this condition …

Background Knowledge of disability is considered key information to enable informed
antenatal screening decisions by expectant parents. However, little is known about the role of …