Ingrid Egerod

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University of Copenhagen

Denmark

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Ingrid Egerod is a Professor at the University of Copenhagen Rigshospitalet in Denmark. Her research interests encompass patient and family experiences in intensive care settings, with a particular focus on cognitive rehabilitation, delirium, and peer-mentor support for vulnerable patients with ischemic heart disease. Her recent contributions have explored qualitative methodologies to improve patient engagement and understanding in critical care environments.

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Brigitta R Villumsen

Aarhus University

DENMARK

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Articles (17)

Peer‐Mentor Support for Older, Vulnerable Patients With Ischemic Heart Disease: A Mixed Methods Process‐Outcome Evaluation

Patient and family experiences of early cognitive rehabilitation in critical illness: A qualitative study protocol

“What matters to you” on the day of surgery: Protocol for a mixed methods study

Postextubation dysphagia management in Danish intensive care units

Patient recall of intensive care delirium: A qualitative investigation

The parent perspective on paediatric delirium and an associated care bundle: A qualitative study

Three patterns of symptom communication between patients and clinicians in the intensive care unit: A fieldwork study

Experiences of older vulnerable people with ischemic heart disease and their peer mentors: A qualitative process evaluation

Facilitators and inhibitors of traumatic brain injury transfers: A fieldwork investigation

Patient and family experience 2 years after necrotizing soft‐tissue infection: A longitudinal qualitative investigation

Patient and family engagement in Danish intensive care units: A national survey

Intensive care professionals’ perspectives on dysphagia management: A focus group study

Long-term effects of restriction of intravenous fluid in adult ICU patients with septic shock

Prospective validation of Sophia observation withdrawal symptoms: A paediatric delirium scale in critically ill children in Denmark

Finding the right words: A focus group investigation of nurses' experiences of writing diaries for intensive care patients with a poor prognosis

Unidentified communication challenges in the intensive care unit: A qualitative study using multiple triangulations

Ponderings, Pleas and Prayer: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Danish Hospital Chapel Guest Books

Collaborators (19)

Brigitta R Villumsen

Ole Mathiesen

Lene Russell

Morten H. Bestle

Annette Erichsen

Miroslav Kříž

Lone Musaeus Poulsen

Lone Dragnes Brix

Anders Granholm

Marie O. Collet

Eva Joelsson-Alm

Lars Nebrich

Tone Rustøen

Camilla Bekker Mortensen

Jørn Wetterslev

Suzanne Herling

Gorm Greisen

Anne Højager Nielsen

Bodil Steen Rasmussen

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