Medicin og biovidenskab
Hospices
100%
Interviews
76%
Group Psychotherapy
42%
Health Services Research
40%
Religion and Psychology
40%
Delivery of Health Care
38%
Denmark
29%
Terminal Care
23%
Emotions
21%
Respect
21%
Spirituality
21%
Focus Groups
20%
Multiple Myeloma
20%
Thinking
18%
Theology
17%
Systematic Reviews
14%
Learning
14%
Hope
14%
Psychology
13%
Elderly
13%
Education
12%
Communication
12%
Caregivers
11%
Parents
11%
Health
8%
Vocabulary
7%
Quality of Life
7%
Research Personnel
7%
Language
6%
Love
6%
Hospice Care
6%
Guilt
6%
Biomedical Research
5%
Kunst og humaniora
Qualitative Study
49%
Psychotherapy
35%
Faith
32%
Religion
31%
Hospice
30%
Religious Transformation
28%
Religious Coping
26%
Minority Groups
24%
Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis
21%
Qualitative Analysis
20%
Psychological
20%
Religiosity
16%
Qualitative Methods
14%
Individualism
13%
Healthcare
12%
Education
12%
Religious Challenge
11%
Denmark
9%
Religious Beliefs
9%
Group Therapy
9%
Religious Understanding
9%
Religious Development
9%
Small Sample
9%
Staff
8%
Life World
7%
Religious Faith
7%
Religious Life
6%
Psychologists
6%
Personal Experience
6%
Clinic
6%
Religious Practices
6%
Believer
6%
Therapeutic Setting
6%
Bible
5%
Resources
5%
Therapeutics
5%
Samfundsvidenskab
hospice
80%
qualitative interview
38%
dying
30%
death
28%
Denmark
24%
group therapy
23%
Healthcare
18%
action research
18%
qualitative method
12%
staff
12%
interview
10%
dialogue
10%
experience
9%
communication with patients
8%
quality of life
7%
Dane
7%
