Cancer and illness rehabilitation: CaRe
Our Research
The research group welcomes interprofessional as well as interdisciplinary projects. Included projects are encouraged to involve theories and concepts such as self-care, self-care agency, self-efficacy, fundamentals of care, person-centered care and caregiver-centered care. With the research we wish - in accordance with the goal of the Department of Care Sciences - to contribute to equal health and care during a period of life when individuals, together with their relatives, recover from illness and treatment.
Other ongoing research projects
Recovery – Concept Definition
The project aim to identify key components of recovery that are similar regardless of what one recovers from.
Participating in the project are Jenny Jakobsson, Rebecka Striberger, Anna Eriksson from Malmö University, as well as Mia Hylén and Matilda Ahlmgren.
Recovery after Cytoreductive Surgery with Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy (HIPEC): From a Patient and Family Perspective
In two studies, patients and family members respectively are being interviewed about their experiences of the recovery process.
Jenny Jakobsson, Maria Samuelsson from Malmö University, and Pernilla Bangsparr are participating in the project.
Prepare to Prevent- Family members
An educational intervention is developed to prepare nursing students to support family members which can prevent ill health as an effect of their position as informal caregivers.
Participating in the project are Maria Samuelsson and Merita Neziraj from Malmö University.
