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Publication Category: Patient Experience

“Treated as second class citizens” – the lived experience of obesity-related stigma: an IMI2 SOPHIA study

Hollmann E, Farrell E, Le Roux C, Nadglowski J, McGillicuddy D. “Treated as second class citizens” – the lived experience of obesity-related stigma: an IMI2 SOPHIA study Int J Qual Stud Health Well-being

How do people living with obesity who use obesity services perceive healthcare professionals’ representation of the disease on social media? An interpretative phenomenological analysis

Maher S, McHugh J, Crotty M, Birney S, O'Connell J, Finucane F, Spooner M. How do people living with obesity who use obesity services perceive healthcare professionals’ representation of the disease on social media? An interpretative phenomenological analysis BMJ Open

Weight stigma experienced by patients with obesity in healthcare settings: A qualitative evidence synthesis

Ryan L, Coyne R, Heary C, Birney S, Crotty M, Dunne R, Conlan O, Walsh JC. Weight stigma experienced by patients with obesity in healthcare settings: A qualitative evidence synthesis Obes Rev

A qualitative exploration of obesity bias and stigma in Irish healthcare; the patients’ voice

G. O'Donoghue; C. Cunningham; M. King; C. O'Keefe; A. Rofaeil; S. McMahon A qualitative exploration of obesity bias and stigma in Irish healthcare; the patients’ voice PLoS One

Exploring patient beliefs and perceptions regarding obesity as a disease, obesity causation and treatment

A. Grannell; F. Fallon; D. Pournaras; C. W. le Roux Exploring patient beliefs and perceptions regarding obesity as a disease, obesity causation and treatment Ir J Med Sci

You Are Always at War With Yourself” The Perceptions and Beliefs of People With Obesity Regarding Obesity as a Disease”

A. Grannell; C. W. le Roux; D. McGillicuddy You Are Always at War With Yourself” The Perceptions and Beliefs of People With Obesity Regarding Obesity as a Disease” Qual Health Res

Perspectives on weight gain and lifestyle practices during pregnancy among women with a history of macrosomia: a qualitative study in the Republic of Ireland

E. Heery; A. McConnon; C. C. Kelleher; P. G. Wall; F. M. McAuliffe Perspectives on weight gain and lifestyle practices during pregnancy among women with a history of macrosomia: a qualitative study in the Republic of Ireland BMC Pregnancy Childbirth

Preferences for Weight Loss Treatment Amongst Treatment-Seeking Patients with Severe Obesity: A Discrete Choice Experiment

M. Queally; E. Doherty; F. Finucane; C. O’Neill Preferences for Weight Loss Treatment Amongst Treatment-Seeking Patients with Severe Obesity: A Discrete Choice Experiment Applied Health Economics and Health Policy

Improving patient waiting times: A simulation study of an obesity care service

A. A. Tako; K. Kotiadis; C. Vasilakis; A. Miras; C. W. Le Roux Improving patient waiting times: A simulation study of an obesity care service BMJ Quality and Safety

Telling people they are overweight: helpful, harmful or beside the point?

E. Robinson; A. Haynes; A. R. Sutin; M. Daly Telling people they are overweight: helpful, harmful or beside the point? Int J Obes (Lond)

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