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Inger K. Holmström

Professor, RN, PhD

Mälardalen University

Sweden

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Inger K. Holmström is a Professor at Mälardalen University in Sweden. Her research focuses on person-centred communication in healthcare, particularly in the context of emergency medical dispatch, stroke rehabilitation, and interactions between healthcare professionals and patients. Recent publications include studies on the experiences of adolescents with migration backgrounds and the communication strategies of registered nurses in high-stress situations. She holds a PhD and is a registered nurse.

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Hilde Eide

Professor emerita

University of South-Eastern Norway

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Maria Ehn

Mälardalen University

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Petra Von Heideken Wågert

Mälardalen University

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Associate Professor

University of Borås

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Ways of understanding the regulation of physical activity among persons with knee osteoarthritis in digital rehabilitation: a phenomenographic study

Registered nurse–patient communication and decision-making in primary care consultations: a scoping review

Switching for the better? understanding how contextual conditions influence patients’ choice of primary care provider

A Quality Improvement Project to Enhance Health Care for Frequent Callers to an Emergency Medical Dispatch Center

Juggling conflicting demands: registered nurses’ experiences of goal conflicts in acute illness consultations in primary care – a thematic analysis

“Stay Calm and Pick Up Signs to Understand the Cause”: Registered Nurses Use Multiple Strategies for Handling Difficult Emergency Calls

The COMCARE Framework for Person‐Centred Communication—A Practical Caring Framework

Person-centredness of multiprofessional ward rounds in a stroke setting: Reality or chimaera?

Difficult calls to emergency medical dispatch centres – a mixed method study

Reading the signs in health visits—Perspectives of adolescents with migration experiences on encounters with school nurses

From passenger to driver: an interview study on person-centeredness in clinical reasoning during stroke rehabilitation

Registered nurse–patient communication research: An integrative review for future directions in nursing research

The patient’s first point of contact (PINPOINT) – protocol of a prospective multicenter study of communication and decision-making during patient assessments by primary care registered nurses

Better safe than sorry: Registered nurses’ strategies for handling difficult calls to emergency medical dispatch centres – An interview study

Prioritizing and meeting life‐threateningly ill patients' fundamental care needs in the emergency room—An interview study with registered nurses

Telephone nurses' perceived stress, self‐efficacy and empathy in their work with frequent callers

A survey of nursing teachers’ awareness of discrimination and inequity in telephone nursing care

Registered nurses' understandings of emergency medical dispatch center work: A qualitative phenomenographic interview study

Exploring patient-centered aspects of home care communication: a cross-sectional study

Flourishing at work: Nurses' motivation through daily communication – An ethnographic approach

Registered Nurses' experiences of using a clinical decision support system for triage of emergency calls: A qualitative interview study

Paradoxes of person‐centred care: A discussion paper

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Maria Elvén

Ewa Carlsson Lalloo

Dara Rasoal

Annelie J. Sundler

Laura Darcy

Hilde Eide

Maria Ehn

Petra Von Heideken Wågert

Åsa Muntlin

Sandra Van Dulmen

Samuel Edelbring

Mariela Acuna Mora

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