Frivillighed i palliation: Kvalitative studier af muligheder og udfordringer knyttet til frivilliges arbejde og samarbejde i den afsluttende del af livet hos borgere i eget hjem og på plejehjem

Stølen, Karen Marie Sangild

doi:10.54337/aau485090176

DOI: 10.54337/aau485090176

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Frivillighed i palliation: Kvalitative studier af muligheder og udfordringer knyttet til frivilliges arbejde og samarbejde i den afsluttende del af livet hos borgere i eget hjem og på plejehjem

Karen Marie Sangild Stølen¹

Abstract: Kvalitative studier af muligheder og udfordringer knyttet til frivilliges arbejde og samarbejde i den afsluttende del af livet hos borgere i eget hjem og på plejehjem

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Designing an intervention to improve medication safety in nursing home residents based on experiential knowledge related to patient safety culture at the nursing home frontline: A co-creative process. (Preprint)

Juhl,

Soerensen,

Vardinghus-Nielsen

et al. 2023

JMIR Formative Research

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Background: Nursing homes constitute the home of frail people of older age, living with multiple chronic diseases and polypharmacy possibly related to medication errors and unsafe medication practices. Evidence on interventions to improve medication safety in nursing homes is scarce and inconclusive but earlier research indicate patient safety culture might hold a key. This study introduces an integrative approach to intervention development, navigating the complex terrain of patient safety through a co-creative process inspired by the Safety II Theory and Integrated Knowledge Translation (IKT). Objective:The overarching aim of this study was to develop an intervention to improve medication safety in nursing home residents in a co-creative process focused on frontline experiential knowledge on patient safety culture. Methods:The study employed a multistage co-creative process, incorporating exploratory focus groups and a multidisciplinary workshop. Research validation and contextualization were keys to result generation, to generate experiential knowledge and intervention components. An abductive approach to data analysis was undertaken Safety II Theory informed and IKT principles guided this study.ClinicalTrials.gov (NCT04990986), adhering to highest standards of transparency and accountability.

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Designing an intervention to improve medication safety in nursing home residents based on experiential knowledge related to patient safety culture at the nursing home frontline: A co-creative process. (Preprint)

Juhl,

Soerensen,

Vardinghus-Nielsen

et al. 2023

JMIR Formative Research

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Frivillighed i palliation: Kvalitative studier af muligheder og udfordringer knyttet til frivilliges arbejde og samarbejde i den afsluttende del af livet hos borgere i eget hjem og på plejehjem

Abstract: Kvalitative studier af muligheder og udfordringer knyttet til frivilliges arbejde og samarbejde i den afsluttende del af livet hos borgere i eget hjem og på plejehjem

Cited by 1 publication

References 60 publications

Designing an intervention to improve medication safety in nursing home residents based on experiential knowledge related to patient safety culture at the nursing home frontline: A co-creative process. (Preprint)

Designing an intervention to improve medication safety in nursing home residents based on experiential knowledge related to patient safety culture at the nursing home frontline: A co-creative process. (Preprint)

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