Browsing Omsorgsbiblioteket by Author "Söderhamn, U."
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Ability for self-care in urban living older people in southern Norway
Sundsli, K.; Söderhamn, U.; Espnes, G.A.; Söderhamn, O. (Journal article, 2012)Background: The number of older people living in urban environments throughout the world will increase in the coming years. There is a trend in most European countries towards improved health among older people, and increased ... -
Advancing beyond the system: telemedicine nurses’ clinical reasoning using a computerised decision support system for patients with COPD – an ethnographic study
Barken, T. L.; Thygesen, E.; Söderhamn, U. (Journal article, 2017)Background Telemedicine is changing traditional nursing care, and entails nurses performing advanced and complex care within a new clinical environment, and monitoring patients at a distance. Telemedicine practice requires ... -
Living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and being followed uip through telemedicine - a phenomenological approach
Barken, T. L.; Thygesen, E.; Söderhamn, U. (Journal article, 2016)Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) provides substantially reduced health related quality of life (HQoL). Telemonitoring on COPD patients appears to have a positive effect on improving HQoL. This study has a ... -
Self-care telephone talks as a health-promotion intervention in urban home-living persons 75+ years of age: a randomized controlled study
Sundsli, K.; Söderhamn, U.; Espnes, G.A.; Söderhamn, O. (Journal article, 2014)Aim: The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of a telephone-based self-care intervention among urban living individuals 75+ years of age by comparing self-reported perceived health, mental health, sense of ... -
Unlocking the limitations: living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and receiving care through telemedicine - a phenomenological study
Barken, T. L.; Thygesen, E.; Söderhamn, U. (Journal article, 2018)Aims and objectives To describe the lived experiences of quality of life among a group of patients living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease who were included in a telemedical intervention after hospitalisation ...