• Forskningsetiskt haveri om dödsfall orsakade av cannabis
  Englund, Amir; von Kieseritzky, Fredrik; Johnson, Björn; Eriksson, Anders   Magazine article in Dagens Medicin;7 : Dagens medicin (2016)	Magazine article

  

  

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• Från barnlösa clowner till fertila goda medborgare
  Andersson, Catrine   Review article in lambda nordica;1 : Lambda Nordica (2013)	Review article

  

  

  Swedish abstract:	Recension av Jens Rydström, Odd couples: a history of gay marriage in Scandinavia. (2011).

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  http://www.lambdanordica.org/index.php/lambdanordica/article/view/378

• Indledning : Familier og forældreskaber anno 2014
  Andersson, Catrine; Bach, Anna-Sofie; Hvidt Breengard, Michala   Magazine article in Kvinder, Køn & Forskning;1-2 : Syddansk Universitetsforlag (2014)	Magazine article

  

  

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  https://tidsskrift.dk/KKF/article/view/28164

• Svenska lesbiska föräldrar och deras barn i en ny tid
  Andersson, Catrine   Review article in lambda nordica;4 : Lambda Nordica (2015)	Review article

  

  

  Swedish abstract:	Recension av Malmquist, A. Pride and Prejudice: Lesbian Families in Contemporary Sweden (diss.). Linköpings universitet: Institutionen för beteendevetenskap och lärande 2015 (106 sidor)

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  http://www.lambdanordica.org/index.php/lambdanordica/article/view/465

• Fear, blame and transparency: Obstetric caregivers' rationales for hi...
  Litorp, Helena; Mgaya, Andrew; Mbekenga, Columba K; Kidanto, Hussein L; Johnsdotter, Sara; Essén, Birgitta Malmö University. Centre for Sexology and Sexuality Studies   Journal article in Social Science and Medicine; : Elsevier (2015)	Journal article

  

  

  English abstract:	In recent decades, there has been growing attention to the overuse of caesarean section (CS) globally. In light of a high CS rate at a university hospital in Tanzania, we aimed to explore obstetric caregivers' rationales for their hospital's CS rate to identify factors that might cause CS overuse. After participant observations, we performed 22 semi-structured individual in-depth interviews and 2 focus group discussions with 5-6 caregivers in each. Respondents were consultants, specialists, residents, and midwives. The study relied on a framework of naturalistic inquiry and we analyzed data using thematic analysis. As a conceptual framework, we situated our findings in the discussion of how transparency and auditing can induce behavioral change and have unintended effects. Caregivers had divergent opinions on whether the hospital's CS rate was a problem or not, but most thought that there was an overuse of CS. All caregivers rationalized the high CS rate by referring to circumstances outside their control. In private practice, some stated they were affected by the economic compensation for CS, while others argued that unnecessary CSs were due to maternal demand. Residents often missed support from their senior colleagues when making decisions, and felt that midwives pushed them to perform CSs. Many caregivers stated that their fear of blame from colleagues and management in case of poor outcomes made them advocate for, or perform, CSs on doubtful indications. In order to lower CS rates, caregivers must acknowledge their roles as decision-makers, and strive to minimize unnecessary CSs. Although auditing and transparency are important to improve patient safety, they must be used with sensitivity regarding any unintended or counterproductive effects they might have.
  Note:	Soc Sci Med

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  https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277953615301088

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