Tuberculosis (TB)-related stigma is an important social determinant of health. Research
generally highlights how stigma can have a considerable impact on individuals and …

In this supplement, we have gathered the evidence and best practices around the nutritional
management of children with cerebral palsy (CP) to provide non-experts with a set of simple …

The psychosocial support needs of parents considering a gastrostomy feeding tube for their
disabled child are often overlooked, yet there is a growing body of evidence that attests to …

This was a qualitative research study of parental perceptions of gastrostomy feeding before
surgery using an in-depth interview in the parental home to examine the factors parents …

Using the findings of a small-scale qualitative investigation based on in-depth interviews
with mothers attending a tertiary paediatric referral centre in London, this paper explores …

This paper explores ethical issues relating to the management of patients who are terminally
ill and unable to maintain their own nutrition and hydration. A policy of sedation without …

A prospective controlled study with repeated measures before and after surgery examined
the medical, surgical, and health outcomes of gastrostomy for children with disabilities at a …

This single authoritative work of reference provides an overall view of Sudanese agriculture
up to the early 1990s. It also details factual information on agricultural production systems in …

Crucial to finding and treating the 4 million tuberculosis (TB) patients currently missed by
national TB programmes, TB stigma is receiving well-deserved and long-delayed attention …

Objectives There is scant qualitative research into the experiences of tuberculosis (TB)
treatment in urban risk groups with complex health and social needs in the UK. This study …