Lilliana Del Busso

TL;DR: Self-stigmatising views, which possibly emerge from the belief that ‘doctors are invincible’, represent a major obstacle to doctors returning to work.

TL;DR: Improvements suggested by participants included having separate pathways for doctors with purely health issues, less use of legalistic language, and a more personal approach with for example individualised undertakings or conditions.

TL;DR: The authors examined experiential accounts of young women's embodied experiences in everyday life, using a narrative and visual approach, and argued that theories of subjectivity cannot afford to disregard embodied existence as a grounding for subjectivity, and that conceptualisations of gender, sexuality and agency should incorporate theories of embodiment.

TL;DR: Patients perceive decentralized acute healthcare and treatment as being comparable to the quality they would have expected in hospitals, while the lack of diagnostic resources was stressed as a limitation.

TL;DR: For these services to be used as intended in the collaboration reform, integrating the perspectives of GPs in the development and implementation of these services may be beneficial.