Perceiving affordances and the problem of visually indiscernible kinds.

In this study, I defend the claim that we can perceptually experience what objects afford when we engage with objects belonging to natural or artificial categorical high-level kinds. Experiencing affordances perceptually positions us to act in specific ways. The main aim of this study was to argue that this view has explanatory advantages over alternative views.

Monitored but not sufficiently guided - A qualitative descriptive interview study of maternity care experiences and needs in women with chronic medical conditions.

Objective: To explore maternity care experiences and needs of women with various types of chronic medical conditions receiving specialised maternity care. Design A qualitative descriptive study.

Setting: A highly specialised hospital providing maternity care to women with high-risk pregnancies in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Medication used in Denmark in the latent phase of labor - Do we know what we are doing?

Objective: To describe the various combinations of medication used in Denmark in the latent phase of labor (i.e. for therapeutic rest) and to estimate the frequency of use.

Bivariate polar value analysis of surgically induced astigmatism.

Purpose: To demonstrate the use of bivariate polar value analysis of surgically induced astigmatism following various cataract incisions.

Methods: In a prospective study, we investigated surgically induced astigmatism following cataract surgery through 9.0-mm, 5.