Search for dissertations about: "caring"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 541 swedish dissertations containing the word caring.
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1. Good caring : Patient realities and staff perceptions
Abstract : Cancer patient and staff perceptions of the importance of caring behaviors were identifiedby the Caring Assessment Instrument (CARE-Q, forced and free response formats).Patients' emotional distress was investigated by the Hospital Anxiety and DepressionScale (HADS) and open ended questions. READ MORE
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2. MILO - A Conceptual Learning Model Grounded in a Hermeneutical and a Caritative Caring Perspective : Development and Evaluation
Abstract : Aim: The overall aim was to develop and evaluate a conceptual learning model grounded in a caritative caring perspective aimed to facilitate undergraduate nursing students’ learning during clinical practice.Methods: This thesis comprises four studies with a descriptive explorative design overall. READ MORE
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3. Expanding Caring : Theory and Practice intertwined in municipal elderly care
Abstract : The Swedish Agency for Higher Education evaluated in 2007 the nursing programs at Swedish Universities, and confirmed that several programs lacked definition of the main subject of the discipline;- namely caring- and/or nursing. The caring science disciplines showed indications of increasing signs of fragmentation, in that sub-disciplines were evolving. READ MORE
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4. Fighting for the otherness : student nurses' lived experiences of growing in caring
Abstract : In Swedish nursing education, student nurses should gain a bachelor degreein the main field of study. However, five designations of the main field ofstudy exist among the higher education institutions and the present thesisfocuses on the main field of study caring science. READ MORE
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5. Vigilance & Invisibility : Care in technologically intense environments
Abstract : This thesis focuses on the relationship between technology and caring in technologically intense environments. The overall aim was to uncover the meaning of care in those environments as experienced by patients and caregivers. READ MORE