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- 2020
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Tellus - sexuella trakasserier, trakasserier och kränkande särbehandling vid Lunds universitet : Resultat baserade på enkät-, intervju- och fokusgruppsdata från anställda, doktorander och studenter.
Agardh, Anette LU
; Andersson, Ulrika
LU
; Björklund, Hanna
LU
; Elén, Einar
; Emmelin, Maria
LU
; Lindell, Lena
LU
; Palmieri, Jack
LU
; Priebe, Gisela
LU
and Östergren, Per-Olof
LU
(2020)
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'One-size doesn't fit all' : Understanding healthcare practitioners' perceptions, attitudes and behaviours towards sexual and reproductive health and rights in low resource settings: An exploratory qualitative study
Tumwine, Gilbert LU ; Palmieri, Jack LU ; Larsson, Markus LU ; Gummesson, Christina LU ; Okong, Pius ; Östergren, Per Olof LU and Agardh, Anette LU
(2020)
In PLoS ONE
15(6).
p.0234658-0234658
Mark
- Assessment of selection bias due to dropouts in the follow-up of the Scania Public Health Cohort
- No association between moist oral snuff (snus) use and oral cancer : pooled analysis of nine prospective observational studies
- Diverting blame to stay sane - Young people's strategies for dealing with the mental health effects of precarious employment : A grounded theory study
- Stuck at a workplace : What’s work control, demands and learning got to do with it? A longitudinal multilevel study on Swedish permanent employees in situations of ‘workplace locked-in’
- 2019
- The role of social embeddedness for remaining in non-desired workplaces and mental health consequences : Results from Scania Public Health Cohort
- Socioeconomic differences in swimming ability among children in Malmö, southern Sweden : Initial results from a community-level intervention
- Lobbying against sugar taxation in the European Union : Analysing the lobbying arguments and tactics of stakeholders in the food and drink industries
- Does Labor Market Position Explain the Differences in Self-Rated Health between Employed Immigrants and Native Swedes : a Population-Based Study from Southern Sweden