Rahel Naef

Assistant Professor for Implementation Science in Nursing & Deputy Head (since 12/2021)

Universität Zurich Medizinische Fakultät

Switzerland

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Rahel Naef is an Assistant Professor for Implementation Science in Nursing and Deputy Head at Universität Zurich Medizinische Fakultät, Switzerland. Her research focuses on family satisfaction in intensive care settings, family bereavement support interventions, and enhancing collaboration among healthcare professionals. Recent publications include investigations into nurse-led family support interventions and considerations for evidence-based bereavement care practices.

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Articles (20)

Concerns regarding the scientific validity of family satisfaction research in intensive care units – Response to Yu

Family satisfaction with intensive care and preexisting family and patient characteristics: equivalence analysis of cross-sectional surveys

Family Bereavement Support Interventions in Specialist Adult Palliative Care: A Rapid Mixed‐Methods Systematic Review

Palliative care professionals’ perceptions of their skills and the implementability of evidence-based bereavement care guidance: A cross-sectional survey study

Nurse-Led Family Support Intervention for Families of Critically Ill Patients

A Nurse‐Led Family Support Intervention for Families Living With Cancer: An Experience‐Based Co‐Design Study

Enhancing collaboration between midwives and obstetricians: A qualitative content analysis study

Evidence adaptation and tailored implementation of family bereavement support in specialised palliative care: A multi-method study

Persistent opioid use among patients who underwent intermediate-to-major elective surgery at a Swiss cantonal hospital: a prospective cohort study

Nursing Research Capacity‐Building Programmes in AcuteCare Hospitals: A Scoping Review

Evaluation of a newly developed flipped-classroom course on interprofessional practice in health care for medical students

„Es geht doch auch um uns als Familie …“ – pflegegeleitete Familieninterventionen im Intensivbereich

Nurse–patient interaction during the Covid‐19 pandemic: Creating and maintaining an interactive space for care

A multicomponent family support intervention in intensive care units: study protocol for a multicenter cluster-randomized trial (FICUS Trial)

Implementation science in Switzerland: It's time to seize the opportunity.

The influence of nurse characteristics on practice skills and attitudes towards working with families in critical care: A regression analysis

Factors influencing critical care nurses' family engagement practices: An international perspective

The Implementation of Evidence-Informed Family Nursing Practices: A Scoping Review of Strategies, Contextual Determinants, and Outcomes

Comparing perspectives: patients’ and health care professionals’ views on spiritual concerns and needs in chronic pain care - a qualitative study

Die Familienpräsenz sichern: Eine essenzielle Pflegeintervention, (nicht nur) in der Covid-19 Pandemie

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Nuria Esandi Larramendi

Lotte Verweij

Viktor von Wyl

André Fringer

Lauren Clack

Heidi Petry

Stefanie von Felten

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