Background: Research regarding the economic dimensions of palliative care is relatively
limited. The economic implications of providing informal care are well recognised; however, …

Background: Very few people seek in-person treatment for online behavioral addictions
including gaming and gambling or problems associated with shopping, pornography use, or …

Objective: To explore what helps and hinders recovery and adaptation after disabling
traumatic brain injury (TBI) and make recommendations for improving service responsiveness. …

COVID-19 public health measures, including lockdowns, have disrupted psychological service
delivery for substance use and behavioural addictions. This study aimed to examine how …

Ageing in place initiatives that aim to keep older people out of hospitals and rest homes and
in their own homes for longer have been at the forefront of aged care policy since the early …

Objectives To explore the experience of fatigue and sleep difficulties over the first 2 years
after traumatic brain injury (TBI). Design Longitudinal qualitative descriptive analysis of …

The economic burden faced by family caregivers of people at the end of life is well recognised.
Financial burden has a significant impact on the provision of family care‐giving in the …

Disabled people have long advocated for sufficient resources to live a life with the same
rights and responsibilities as non-disabled people. Identifying the unique resource needs of …

Background Problem gaming is reported by approximately 1–3% of the population and is
associated with decreased health and wellbeing. Research on optimal health responses to …

Background Systematic reviews of preventive, non-disease-specific primary care trials for
older people often report effects according to what is thought to be the intervention’s active …