Browsing Brage INN by Author "Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen"
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A qualitative study of nurses' attitudes towards' and accommodations of patients' expressions of religiosity and faith in dementia care
Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen; Kvigne, Kari; Hauge, Solveig; Danbolt, Lars Johan (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2014-08-04)Aims: To investigate nurses’ attitudes towards and accommodations of patients’ expressions of religiosity and faith in dementia care. Background: Holistic care for people with dementia addresses patients' religiosity and ... -
Jo bedre vi er sammen: Ottestadmodellen – bryet verdt?
Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen; Heia, Morten; Haugen, Anne R.; Sandvold, Tone (Rapport, Research report, 2008)Norsk: I 2005 ble det tatt i bruk en modell for planlagte samtaler med pårørende ved Ottestad sykehjem. I undersøkelsen evalueres modellens kvalitet i forhold til tre faser: innledningsfasen, samarbeidsfasen og ... -
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Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen (Chronicle, 2011)Det hadde vært lettere å forstå innholdet i metoden hvis det fremgikk hva øvelsene knyttet til hverdag og arbeidsliv gikk ut på. Studiens hensikt var å utforske hvordan sykepleiere opplever fenomenet «nærvær» i sin ... -
Nurses’ and care workers’ experiences of spiritual needs in residents with dementia in nursing homes: a qualitative study
Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen; Kvigne, Kari; Hauge, Solveig; Danbolt, Lars Johan (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2014)Background: The aim of the study was to investigate nurses’ and care workers’ experiences of spiritual needs among residents with dementia in nursing homes. Nurses claim to practice holistic nursing. Nevertheless, there ... -
Spiritual care to persons With dementia in nursing homes; a qualitative study of nurses and care workers experiences
Ødbehr, Liv Skomakerstuen; Kvigne, Kari; Hauge, Solveig; Danbolt, Lars Johan (Journal article; Peer reviewed, 2015)Background: Spiritual care for people with dementia who are in nursing homes is one aspect of the holistic care provided by nurses. A number of studies have explored the concepts of spirituality and religiosity, but fewer ...