… modest differences in social screening acceptability, several qualitative studies in this review
indicated that screening initiatives might … . Part II: a qualitative study of social risk screening …

… burden, 21 ,22 greater trust in clinicians, 13 ,23 -27 recruitment from safety-net settings,
previous exposure to and perceived acceptability of social risk screening and social care …

… We found high levels of patient acceptability and … We suggest that further research is needed
to (i) identify potential … of their patients, (ii) compare modalities for social needs screening to …

… experiences and views of patients, their families and carers. … when reviewing the acceptability
of the screening process. … framework underpinning the qualitative analysis. However …

… We employed a qualitative descriptive approach to study social needs screening practices
at … In this study, we conducted inperson qualitative interviews at Michigan FQHCs to examine …

… patients and carers aged ≥18 years with experience of self-harm (defined as intentional
self-poisoning or self-injury irrespective of the suicidal intent),2 … and Acceptability Support Team …

… qualitative study, we conducted 40 semistructured interviews with caregivers of pediatric
patients … barriers to resource acceptance including previous experiences with social assistance, …

… This research intends to focus on carers as users of social ATs to … In the following section,
we describe how the qualitative research … Section 2 consisted of a set of topics drawn from the …

… Qualitative analysis revealed the intervention was valued by and acceptable to caregivers. …
the feasibility of study methods and procedures, assess the acceptability of the intervention, …

… spoke of their prior thoughts of what the caregiving role entails and the often assumed
acceptance of the role. This has not been explored within cancer; however, in age-related …