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Vårdpersonals åsikter, erfarenheter och upplevelser av att medverka vid aborter samt av att vårda kvinnor som väljer att göra abort.Anderson, Jenny, Törnblom, Caroline January 2009 (has links)
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Hansson, Christine, Hammas, Josephine January 2007 (has links)
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Minnenas trädgård : Ett underlag för utvärdering av utemiljön vid ett särskilt boende för personer med demenssjukdomLarsson, Theresa, Hultén, Maria January 2009 (has links)
<p><strong>Background</strong> Being outdoors on a regular basis is beneficial for all individuals, people with dementia who is living in special accommodation have not always that possibility. If the person with dementia live in a stimulating environment can contribute to the person's functions are maintained. <strong>Aim</strong> To provide a basis for evaluation of a new outdoor environment at a special accommodation for people with dementia. <strong>Method</strong> of data collection in action research was done through focus group with staff on the accommodation and the participants in the project, a total of five informants. <strong>Results</strong> Informants thoughts and experiences were analyzed and divided into three main categories to describe the project - design, obstacles and goals. <strong>Evaluation Assessment</strong> of organizational structure needs for the project to be feasible. <strong>Evaluation plan</strong> shows at different evaluation points, and possible dates when data collection is appropriate.</p>
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Att skapa trygghet hos föräldrar till svårt sjuka barn : ur ett sjuksköterskeperspektivCederlund, Camilla, Samuelsson, Kristina January 2002 (has links)
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Sjuksköterskans makt i omvårdnadGöckel, Fredrika, Jonasson, Ann-Marie January 2002 (has links)
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Sjuksköterskans preventiva arbete beträffande trycksårHasselström, Kristina, Karlsson, Sandra January 2002 (has links)
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Prioritering på vårdcentral : en beskrivning av vårdcentralens uppdragSvenningsson, Irene January 2003 (has links)
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Sjuksköterskors arbete för att stödja överviktiga patienter till beteendeförändringBerg, Eva, Sigvardsdotter, Karin, Ejnell, Sara January 2002 (has links)
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Beröringens betydelse för patienters upplevelse av smärta, oro och känsla av välbefinnandeHofmann, Charlotte, Magnusson, Fredrika January 2006 (has links)
<p>Touch that is performed in a sensitive and gentle way can be a good complement in caring. To be stricken with illness can involve that the individual feels powerlessness and to have no control over the own body. This could lead to both psychical and physical suffering. To strength health is one of the nurses' responsibilities and to touch can be one way. The aim of the study was to describe patients' experience of the effects of touch. This literature study is based of scientific articles. The result showed that touch contributes to several positive effects as pain relief, reduced anxiety and increased wellbeing. The patients felt both physical and emotional strength after the touch and this could help them to take an active part in their health process. Touch experienced as getting a meaningful relief from suffering that disease cause.</p>
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Kvinnors upplevelser och behov i samband med bröstcancer : en litteraturstudieAasma, Pia, Björklund, Charlotte January 2002 (has links)
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