Presentation
Professor at the Department of Care Science. The main focus for my research and teaching is preceptorship and learning during clinical practice, collaborative learning and interprofessional education.
I am the PI for a collaboration between the departments for Care Science and Biomedical Science, Research Informed Development of Higher Education(RIDHE). Within the framework of RIDHE, we are now conducting the project Setting Priorities for Research on Interprofessional Learning in Health Care Education, which aims to identify, with the help of students, teachers and clinicians, the most central research questions regarding interprofessional learning. Our method is inspired by the structure described by the James Lind Alliance.
Another collaboration in RIDHE is with the University of Illinios at Chicago where we have translated and tested the instrument IPECC-Set 9 . This is a self-assessment instrument for perceived self-efficacy for interprofessional competence. The Malmö team includes Malin Axelsson, Jenny Jakobsson and Anders Kottorp. Together with colleagues at the University of Central Missouri, we are translating the instrument Cap-ExpresSTM, which aims at self-assessment of supervisors' perceptions of how prepared they are to supervise in clinical practice. The research team in Malmö also consists of Jenny Jakobsson, Elin Taube, Marie-Louise Möllerberg and Mariette Bengtsson.
The Vertically Integrated Project (VIP) is a multidisciplinary initiative where students from the faculty's various courses actively participate in the differenent research groups' work. Our VIP work also takes place in collaboration with the Faculty of Technology and Society, Georgia Tech Atlanta USA and with several European universities. At Health and Society, VIP is run by Petri Gudmundsson, Maria Magdalena Stollenwerk, Peter Hellman and Marie Väfors Fritz.
Prepare to Prevent is a larger research project that aims to investigate how an educational intervention can contribute to increasing nursing students' knowledge of caring for the elderly and the need for support for relatives. The work is led by Maria Samuelsson and Merita Neziraj.
