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Narrative Methods for the Human Sciences

The global epidemiology of anabolic-androgenic steroid use: a meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis.

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Drugs of abuse and the elicitation of human aggressive behavior.

There has been a significant increase in research into body image in men, women and children in the last 20 years. This editorial reviews definitions of the concept of body image, and considers potential health consequences of lowered body satisfaction and increased body concern. The articles that form this Special Issue are contextualized within contemporary research literature around relevant themes. These include sociocultural influences, gender, effects of weight and appearance and perceptual factors. Implications of findings for health psychologists involved in designing health promotion interventions are discussed.

Body Image and Health Contemporary Perspectives

Background: Body dissatisfaction has been identified as a psychological correlate of obesity that is related to disordered eating, poor self-esteem, and depressio

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Body Dissatisfaction in Individuals with Obesity Compared to Normal-Weight Individuals: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

This research presents findings from secondary analysis of qualitative interviews with adults bereaved through substance use. As the first half of a two-phase piece of work, this analysis aimed to: • explore how families of people with alcohol/drug use problems experience their relative’s end of life; • examine the extent to which services recognised or responded to the whole family’s needs; and • inform design and delivery of primary qualitative data collection (the second half of the two-phase piece of work). The research team accessed interview transcripts from an ESRC funded research project on Bereavement Through Substance Use, where 102 people talked about the deaths of 93 relatives/friends.

End of life care for people with alcohol and other drug problems. Secondary analysis of interviews with family members, friends and carers bereaved through a relative’s substance use.

Restorative practice in prisons: assessing the impact of the demise of the Inside Out Trust

Good practice guidance: supporting people with substance problems at the end of life.

There are no effective intervention studies for people using substances who are at, or near, the end of their lives. The needs of this group of people have been consistently overlooked even within the literature that identifies marginalised groups of people in need of greater recognition in palliative and end-of-life care. The aims of the project were to: (i) determine what a new, co-produced, model of care should look like for people using substances needing palliative and end-of-life care, and (ii) establish whether the new model had the potential to improve people’s access to, and experience of, end-of-life care. This paper presents the development of the new approach to care. It was developed using participatory action research principles over a course of online workshops during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown period in the UK. A theory of change that aims to inform future policy and practice development is presented. While the ambition of the research was stunted by the pandemic, the process of its development and dissemination of the model and its resources has continued. Response from participants highlighted the importance of this work, however, in this new field of policy and practice, preparatory work that engages a wide range of stakeholders is crucial to its success. This relationship building and topic engagement are major parts of implementation before more substantial and sustainable development goals can be met.

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Sam Wright

Papers

End of life care for people with alcohol and other drug problems. Secondary analysis of interviews with family members, friends and carers bereaved through a relative’s substance use.

Restorative practice in prisons: assessing the impact of the demise of the Inside Out Trust

Good practice guidance: supporting people with substance problems at the end of life.

Towards a Dignified Death: A New Approach to Care for People Using Substances Who Are at, or Near, the End of Their Lives

Highlighting the palliative care needs of people using drugs