“I don’t see the whole picture of their health”: a critical ethnography of constraints to
interprofessional collaboration in end-of-life conversations in primary care | BMC Primary Care Skip …

… institutional ethnography ” has the potential to elicit comprehensive data on AMA discharges
… , when the patient is already involved in the medical care system and sick enough to require …

… ethnographic study of hospital discharge, we find that patients’ role in the coordination of
care … home; planning ongoing medical care for complex discharges; identifying dementia and …

… After months in neonatal care, the infants are discharged, … meta-ethnography, addressing
parents' discharge experiences … , which the health care system must acknowledge and facilitate…

… after hospital discharge, patients still perceived their body as vulnerable and unpredictable.
Patients experienced insufficient follow-up, lacked help … Journal of Health Services Research …

… ethnography is 231 women between the age of 36–87 years. Data from all included studies
were retrieved from individual interviews during hospitalisation, after discharge … medical help …

… care hospital, which, at the time, was one component of the District Health Board (DHB)
structure of the NZ health system … Instead of treatment and discharges, in this study attention is …

… hospitalization, and conducted a series of interviews with them over a one-year period after
discharge. … others had experienced acute angina that required hospital-based intervention. …

… in a person-centred way while the healthcare system was suffering from economic cutbacks,
… For example, when it comes to times for examinations … [and I] avoid discharging anyone …

… , treat and either discharge patients home or admit them to hospital teams within 4 hours of
… by a healthcare provider), are discharged with ‘advice only’ (treatment in an acute hospital …