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1:Husserlian Phenomenology Reflected in Caring Science Childbearing Research; 2: Lifeworld Phenomenology for Caring and Health Care Research by Karin Dahlberg; 3: From beginning to end: How to do Hermeneutic Interpretive Phenomenology by Elizabeth Smythe; 4: Phenomenological Research Approaches: Mapping the Terrain of Competing Perspectives by Maura Dowling; 5: Lesbian Women’s Experiences of Being Different in Irish Health Care by Mel Duffy; 6: Women’s Lived Experiences of Severe Early Onset of Preeclampsia: A Hermeneutic Analysis by Joyce Cowan, Elizabeth Smythe & Marion Hunter; 7: The Meaning of Giving Birth from a Long-term Perspective for Childbearing Women by Ingela Lundgren; 8: Abandonment of Being in Childbirth by Gill Thomson; 9:Parents’ Participation in the Care of their Child in Neonatal Intensive Care by Marie Berg & Helena Wigert; 10: A Poetic Hermeneutic Phenomenological Analysis of Midwives Being With Woman During Childbirth by Lauren Hunter; 11: Revealing the Subtle Differences among Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Phenomenology holds the Key by Cheryl Tatano Beck; 12: Heidegger’s Contribution to Hermeneutic Phenomenological Research by Maria Healy; 13: Authenticity and Poetics: What is Different About Phenomenology by Soo Downe, Gill Thomson & Fiona Dykes