Vol. 19 No. 3: ‘In the half shadows’: Research with hard to reach populations

Published: 2018-10-04

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Editorial

Editorial: 'In the half shadows'

Gloria Kirwan

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Articles

‘The voice of the street’: Using peer led outreach with people who use drugs to inform the development of Ireland’s National Drug Strategy

Brian Melaugh, Hannah Rodrigues

7-16
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‘We definitely need more SLTs’: The transgender community’s perception of the role of speech and language therapy in relation to their voice, language, and communication needs

Frances Creaven, Mary-Pat O’Malley-Keighran

17-41
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Stop traffick: Tackling demand for sexual services of trafficked women and girls

Edward Keegan, Nusha Yonkova

42-60
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‘If you take it personally you break’ Neglected voices on violence in secure units for adolescentssw

Peter Andersson, Carolina Överlien

61-80
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Researching unheard voices: Parents caring for their adult children who have learning disabilities

Julie Lawrence

81-97
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Mad studies and social work: Conceptualising the subjectivities of service user/survivors who experience significant mental health problems

Stephen J Macdonald, Anne Charnock, Jane Scutt

98-118
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Understanding homelessness through poetic inquiry: Looking into the shadows

Lee-Ann Fenge, Wendy Cutts, Jon Seagrave

119-133
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‘I have a story to tell’: Researching migrant women’s experiences of female genital mutilation and gender-based violence in Ireland and Europe

Siobán O’Brien Green

134-151
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Barriers and facilitators to physical and mental health help-seeking among Congolese male refugee survivors of conflict-related sexual violence living in Kampala

Peninah Kansiime, Claire van der Westhuizen, Ashraf Kagee

152-173
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