Forensic psyhiatric care protects the society by giving patients care to diminish risks of serious crimes. In their work the nurses use different care methods to help and support the patient in managing his or her life situation. To clarify how a group of nurses describe the nursing process in forensic psychiatric care. A qualitative study based on interviews. Six nurses were interviewed about their work in four different forensic psychiatric care units.

Bakgrund: Personer med psykisk oh?lsa l?per ?kad risk att drabbas av somatiska sjukdomar, vilket medf?r ett komplext v?rdbehov och st?ller h?ga krav p? ett holistiskt och integrerat omh?ndertagande. Sjuksk?terskan har ett sj?lvst?ndigt ansvar f?r omv?rdnad och en central roll i att uppm?rksamma och tillgodose b?de fysiska och psykiska behov hos patienter inom psykiatrisk v?rd. Trots detta visar tidigare forskning att den somatiska h?lsan ofta nedprioriteras i det psykiatriska sammanhanget. Syfte: Syftet med denna studie ?r att belysa sjuksk?terskors erfarenheter av att hantera somatiska besv?r inom psykiatrisk v?rd. Metod: Studien ?r en litteratur?versikt av nio kvalitativa vetenskapliga artiklar som analyserades med hj?lp av tematisk analys. Resultat: Tre huvudteman identifierades: 1) Definiera sin roll som sjuksk?terska, 2) F?rh?lla sig till sjukv?rdens organisation, 3) Samarbeta med andra.

Uncertainty is a well-known phenomenon that is recurring in biographies, imaginative literature and science, but is less studied in nursing science. The aim of this participatory action research project was to, in collaboration with nursing students; explore nursing activities for relieving patients? uncertainty. A qualitative approach was chosen with focus groups and the text was content analyzed. The students studied their third semester on a nursing program.

Background: Suicidal patients feelings and experiences of the psychiatric service can be a decisive moment of the following treatment. Although suicide is a common problem all over the world we know very little about the feelings that the patients are feeling in residential psychiatric care. Purpose: The aim of this litterature studie was to describe suicidal patients feelings and experiences of the psychiatric service. Method: Literature study was conducted through a search of articles in different databases. The data has been done as an overview and the data has been analysed with content analysis.

Bakgrund: Sverige blir mer och mer ett ma?ngkulturellt land, da? ma?nga av va?rldens la?nder a?r centrum fo?r kulturell globalisering. Detta medfo?r att en sto?rre andel av personer i va?rt land som so?ker sig till ha?lso- och sjukva?rden har utla?ndsk ha?rkomst och da?rmed ett annat spra?k och kultur. Fo?r att kunna tillfredssta?lla dessa patienters grundla?ggande behov och leverera en individanpassad va?rd, beho?vs o?kad kompetens kring kulturella skillnader och likheter.Syfte: Syftet med denna litteraturstudie var att belysa va?rdpersonals erfarenheter av att va?rda patienter med annan kulturell bakgrund.Metod: I litteraturstudien har tio kvalitativa empiriska studier sammansta?llts och analyserats genom en inneha?llsanalys pa? manifest niva?.

The aim of the present study is to examine the experiences from different ways of interpreting in nursing of patients that come from a different ethnic background and speak a different language than the nursing staff..

The aim of this study was to examine nursing personnel?s knowledge about oral health care and attitudes towards the free assessment of the oral status done by the dental service for elderly and handicapped persons in a municipality in the south part of Skåne, and also how personnel experience the free assessment of the oral status done by the dental service and how it functioned at the facilities. The study was carried out by sending out 150 questionnaires to nursing personnel at six special housing facilities. 73% (110 personnel?s) answered the questionnaires.

Background: When children are admitted to the hospital most of them experience a new and unknown world. The staff?s most important task is to reach out to the child in the best way possible. To give good nursing, knowledge has to be gathered of how the child thinks, feels and what the child wants. Aim: The aim of this study was to describe children?s experience of hospitalization on the basis of the four nursing concepts person, health, environment and nursing.

Bakgrund: Vid palliativ v?rd uppkommer etiska dilemman, speciellt vid palliativ v?rd av barn eftersom man m?ste ta h?nsyn till barnets ?lder och mognad i relation till patientens r?tt till delaktighet och autonomi, samt f?r?ldrars ?nskan. Sjuksk?terskan har i sin yrkesroll ett ansvar att v?rna om patientens r?ttigheter och autonomi. Etiska dilemman uppkommer d? flera etiska v?rderingar st?r i konflikt med varandra.

?Studies have shown that patients receiving mechanical ventilation in an intensive care unit (ICU), who are entirely dependent on the nursing staff, often experience frustration due to a temporary loss of the voice source. Limited communication is an important factor contributing to patient discomfort. Nursing staff also report communication as frustrating and difficult.The aim of the present study is to introduce a neck-type electrolarynx as a communication aid in an ICU, to study the nursing staff experiences of communication with tracheotomized patients receiving mechanical ventilation, and to examine the patient´s experiences regarding communicative abilities. Communication between a ventilator treated, tracheotomized patient and members of the nursing staff was recorded and analyzed according to principles of Conversation Analysis (CA).The results show that several members of the nursing staff experience difficulties communicating with tracheotomized patients receiving mechanical ventilation.

Since the care for the elderly is a low priority there are shortcomings. One of these shortcomings are that the elderly living in nursing homes do not feel that they have a meaningful existence. The aim of this study was to identify which factors could give the elderly residing in nursing homes a meaningful existence. The study was conducted through a review of existing literature with a systematic literature study. Scientific articles were found, read, analyzed and condensed.

This bachelor thesis aimed to explore, in a qualitative manner, the relationship and the interaction between the hospital welfare officer and the rest of the nursing staff. We chose this subject because we wanted to explain the phenomena of being a medical outsider in the nursing team. Our questions at issue were the following three: How does the hospital welfare officer define his occupational sphere and how do the rest of the nursing staff define it, according to the welfare officer himself? Is the welfare officer's relation to his own professional role and to the rest of the nursing staff affected by where his office is placed - secluded from or within the clinic? How does the welfare officer himself value his profession in relation to the rest of the nursing crew? To answer these questions we interviewed eight welfare officers, placed in two different hospitals. We used three different theories to explain the primary information.

The aim of this observational study was to see how social interaction works in nursing homesdayroom. The focus was to study the staff and the residents during lunch, afternoon coffee,and during the eventual common activity. The observation persons were passive and they didnot communicate with either staff nor with the residents. The theoretical framework usedwas Georetrendens theory, KASAM and Communication theory. The results showedthat social interaction in the dayroom of the nursing home is rarely spontaneous, but mustinstead be planned by the staff.

Bakgrund: Skiftarbete ?r vanligt inom v?rden och p?verkar sjuksk?terskors h?lsa, prestation och v?lbefinnande. Forskning visar att oregelbundna arbetstider kan bidra till s?mnbrist, stress och f?rs?mrad patients?kerhet. Syfte: Syftet med litteraturstudien ?r att belysa hur skiftarbetet p?verkar omv?rdnadens kvalitet och patients?kerhet samt vilka konsekvenser det f?r f?r v?rden.

According to The National Board of Health and Welfare, about 200 000 elderly persons get some help or support with eating or nutrition problems. This was approximately 2 percent of the population. Older people in sheltered accommodation in community care were not able to manage their own nutrition. The older people were dependent on the food that was offered to them, when and how the food was served. This was a specific responsibility for the nursing staff.