Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences

Expanding knowledge in family health care
pp. 93-95(3)
Authors: Tomlinson P.S.; Hall E.O.C.

Maternal adaptation during childbearing in Norway, Sweden and the United States
pp. 96-103(8)
Authors: Kiehl E.M.; White M.A.

Severe postpartum distress in Icelandic mothers with difficult infants: a follow-up study on their health care
pp. 104-112(9)
Author: Thome M.

Vulnerability of family caregivers in terminal palliative care at home; balancing between burden and capacity
pp. 113-121(9)
Authors: Proot I.M.; Abu-Saad H.H.; Crebolder H.F.J.M.; Goldsteen M.; Luker K.A.; Widdershoven G.A.M.

Strength of motherhood: nonrecurrent breast cancer as experienced by mothers with dependent children
pp. 122-128(7)
Authors: Billhult A.; Segesten K.

Adolescent subjective well-being and family dynamics
pp. 129-138(10)
Authors: Rask K.; Åstedt-Kurki P.; Paavilainen E.; Laippala P.

Functioning of child maltreating families: lack of resources for caring within the family
pp. 139-147(9)
Authors: Paavilainen E.; Åstedt-Kurki P.

Women's worries during pregnancy: testing the Cambridge Worry Scale on 200 Swedish women
pp. 148-152(5)
Authors: Öhman S.G.; Grunewald C.; Waldenström U.

Parents' needs to talk about their experiences of childbirth
pp. 153-159(7)
Authors: Olin R-M.; Faxelid E.

The view of the child health nurse among mothers
pp. 160-168(9)
Authors: Fägerskiöld A.; Timpka T.; Ek A-C.

Supportive and nonsupportive qualities of child health nurses' contacts with strained infant mothers
pp. 169-175(7)
Authors: Arborelius E.U.; Bremberg S.G.

An examination of the needs of parents of hospitalized children: comparing parents’ and staff's perceptions
pp. 176-184(9)
Authors: Shields L.; Kristensson-Hallström I.; O'Callaghan M.

Nurses’ experiences of interactions with family members in intensive care units
pp. 185-192(8)
Authors: Söderström I-M.; Benzein E.; Saveman B-I.

Family–nurse co-construction of meaning: a central phenomenon of family caring
pp. 193-201(9)
Authors: Meiers S.J.; Tomlinson P.S.