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Care Science
Care science research is multidisciplinary and covers all aspects of human life. In addition, it has a focus on the organisation and practice of nursing. At Malmö University, care sciences research is conducted across six areas, all with the aim of contributing to equality in care and health.
Subject description
The subject includes theory and methods for the study of problems, processes, factors and measures related to health equity by promoting health and preventing ill health. Part of care science consists of nursing, which includes preventive, supportive, caring and rehabilitative measures in health and medical care in different environments and contexts. The subject also concerns the organisation of nursing work, the conditions, processes and results of nursing education, as well as the need for knowledge and the use of knowledge in health care.
Researchers, publications and projects within the subject
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2024 | Report
Nursing Group Supervision: Reflected Experience-based Knowledge
Lisbeth Lindell, Marianne Kisthinios
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2024 | Article in journal
Patients’ experiences of involvement at a clinical training ward: a qualitative interview study
Sofia Hemle Jerntorp, Elisabeth Carlson, Malin Axelsson, Anna Carin Aho, Jenny Jakobsson
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2024 | Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary
Från maktlöshet till empowerment: upplevelser av att vara närstående till en person med borderlinepersonlighetssyndrom/ emotionell instabilt personlighetssyndrom, bemötandet från hälso- och sjukvården, deras behov av stöd och känsla av empowerment
Susanne Ekdahl
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2024 | Article in journal
Swedish Intensive Care Nurses’ Knowledge, Attitudes, and Views on Donation After Circulatory Death Before a National Implementation
Emilie Gripewall, Lisbeth Fagerström, Christine Kumlien, Janet Mattsson, Linda Nyholm, Gunilla Björling
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2024 | Conference paper
Networking in Higher Education Didactics for Joint Actions in Fostering Remote learning and Hybrid Sustainability Outreach
Birgitta Nordén
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2024 | Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary
Secondary prevention in patients with intermittent claudication and evaluation of e-health support
Rebecka Striberger
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2024 | Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary
The stair of knowledge – prevention of pressure ulcers, malnutrition, poor oral healthand falls among older persons in nursing homes: development and evaluation of the feasibility of an educational intervention
Merita Neziraj
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2024 | Article, review/survey
The Core Elements of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing: Time, Honest Engagement, Therapeutic Relations, Professional Nursing and Lifetime-Perspective
Anne-Marie Wangel, Karin Persson, Sara Duerlund, Johan Fhager, Emma Mårdhed, Lotta Sjögran, Karin Sjöström, Andreas Glantz, Karin Örmon, Charlotta Sunnqvist
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2024 | Article in journal
Relative's suggestions for improvements in support from health professionals before and after a patient's death in general palliative care at home: A qualitative register study
Elina Mikaelsson Midlöv, Terese Lindberg, Lisa Skär
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2024 | Article in journal
Swedish stakeholders' views of the preparatory work needed before introducing the nurse practitioner role inmunicipal healthcare–A focus group study
Birgitta Ljungbeck, Elisabeth Carlson, Katarina Sjögren Forss
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Research project
Aspects of palliative care quality and quality improvement in municipal health care services
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Research project
Co-designing an intervention to prevent fall, malnutrition, poor oral health and pressure ulcers
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Research project
Measuring the well-being of older people for fair management and follow-up
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Person-centred care@Work – how does it affect work environment and work-related health among healthcare professionals?
malin.axelsson@mau.se -
Research project
Nordic Fabulation Network
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Research project
KIDS in action promoting health equity in socially deprived areas (K.A.H.E.Q Study)
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Support to relatives in general palliative home care
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Loneliness in relation to social factors and self-reported health among older adults
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Research project
Development, evaluation and implementation of a digital education for Swedish municipal politicians with responsibility for care of the...
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Research project
Equity perspectives in school-based mental health promotion
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECT
The Complexity of Teamwork and Interprofessional Collaboration: From the Perspective of Health Care Students, Patients and Relatives
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Research project
Secondary prevention and application-based life style support for patients with intermittent claudication – PRESIC
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Patients experience before and after cardiac surgery
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Student participation in research teams – Vertically Integrated Projects (VIP) in Biomedical, Criminology and Care Science research
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Biobarriers – Health, disorders and healing
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Support to family members of persons diagnosed with colorectal cancer
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Research project
PROSENIOR- Risk assessments and prevention care interventions regarding fall, pressure ulcers, malnutrition and poor oral health among...
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Research project
Equal health - Health promotion in collaboration
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Research project
PHED - Precision Health and Everyday Democracy
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Research project
Psychosocial aspects of Alopecia Areata
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Research project | DOCTORAL PROJECT
Factors influencing Ambulance Nurses’ Adherence to Guidelines in Patients with Acute Chest Pain
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Research project
Evidence based teaching practice for undergraduate nursing students to facilitate critical thinking: a study undertaken within the MRC...
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Research project
Male victims of violence and their mental ill health during the life course.
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Research project
PROSENIOR: Prevention of falls, pressure ulcers, malnutrition and poor oral health in older persons in Skåne
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Patients’ experiences before, during and after a colonoscopy procedure. Embrace the patient perspective.
annica.rosvall@mau.se
Research environments
Doctoral studies in Care Science
Malmö University offers doctoral studies in Care science.
The subject field of caring science is multi-disciplinary and multi-professional. It encompasses theories and methods for studying problems, processes, factors, and interventions related to physical and mental ill-health.
One area of caring science is nursing, which encompasses the prevention, support, caring, and rehabilitation in health services and patient care in different environments and contexts.
Contact for doctoral studies in Care science: Elisabeth Carlson