Young peoples' experience and self-management in the six months following major injury: A qualitative study

Keyphrases

• Young People 100%
• Self-management 100%
• Major Trauma 100%
• Young People's Experiences 100%
• Experience Management 100%
• Traumatic Injury 50%
• Family Roles 20%
• Systems of Care 20%
• Hospital Discharge 20%
• Trauma Systems 20%
• Healthcare Professionals 10%
• Adaptation 10%
• Social Support 10%
• Vulnerability 10%
• Loss of Control 10%
• Information Technology Use 10%
• Normality 10%
• Semi-structured In-depth Interviews 10%
• Physicality 10%
• Self-sensing 10%
• Perceived Need 10%
• Mixed-methods Study 10%
• Emotional Effects 10%
• Strengths-based 10%
• NVivo Software 10%
• Problem-based 10%
• Level 1 Trauma Center 10%
• Patient-centered Approach 10%
• Anticipatory Guidance 10%
• Coping Self-efficacy 10%
• Self-management Strategies 10%
• Explanatory Sequential Design 10%
• Psychosocial Needs 10%
• Physical Effects 10%
• Need for Healthcare 10%
• Resilience Theory 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Self Care 100%
• Hospital Discharge 100%
• Qualitative Study 100%
• Health Care Personnel 50%
• Information Technology 50%
• Triage 50%
• Self-Efficacy 50%
• Social Support 50%
• Anticipatory Guidance 50%
• Emotions 50%

Psychology

• Qualitative Study 100%
• Self-Management 100%
• Social Support 50%
• Familiarity 50%
• Self-Efficacy 50%
• Information Technology 50%
• Coping Behavior 50%
• Mixed Methods 50%
• Anticipatory Guidance 50%
• Healthcare Professional 50%
• Psychosocial Needs 50%