Komplekse pasienttilstander, samhandling og erfaringer (COMPASS-e)

The aim of the study is to explore patients’ and healthcare professionals’ experiences and perspectives using remote home care (RHC) in palliative homecare to patients with cancer. Further, aspects of importance when implementing a technological solution when caring for patients in palliative phase will be explored.

Ongoing project.

Design/metode:

A qualitative study with an exploratory design.

Delprosjekter:

1. Integrating Remote Home Care in palliative homecare for patients with cancer: A qualitative study of Health Care Professional’s experiences
2. Managing life in the palliative phase of cancer: A longitudinal study of patient’s experiences with remote home care
3. Facilitators and barriers implementing technology in homecare for vulnerable patients: An evaluation study

Prosjektansvarlig:

Professor Simen A. Steindal, Department of Postgraduate Studies, Lovisenberg Diaconal University College.

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Simen A. Steindal, Professor, LDH

Eksterne:

Vivi L. Christensen, Associate professor, University of South-Eastern Norway.

Anne Moen, Professor, University of Oslo.

Kristin Heggdal, Professor, VID Specialized University

Jane Österlind, Associate Professor,

Marie Cederschiöld University,Stockholm, Sweden

Alfhild Dihle, Professor, Oslo Metropolitan University

The overall aim of this research proposal is to increase the knowledge about COVID-19 patients during and after ICU treatment. The main objectives are:

• Describe the mortality and morbidity of COVID-19 patients admitted to the ICU
• Examine physical, psychological and mental health challenges in ICU survivors of COVID19 during the first year after ICU admission

Ongoing project.

Design/metode:

Prospective longitudinal observational study.

Prosjektansvarlig:

Kristin Hofsø, Associate professor LDH

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:
Kristin Hofsø

Eksterne:

Jon Henrik Laake MD, OUS

Eirik Buanæs, MD, Norwegian Intensive Care Registry and Haukeland University Hospital 

Tone Rustøen, professor, OUS

Mialda Småstuen, professor, OsloMet 

Brita Olsen, PhD, Kalnes

Reidar Kvål, professor, Haukeland University Hospital

The aim of this study is to examine the role of nutritional status for patient reported outcome and clinical outcome in long term survivors participating in a randomized nutritional intervention study (the NASQ-study).

Design/metode:

Longitudinally analysis of survivors 5-years after the NASQ-study.

Prosjektansvarlig:

Kristin Skaarud, LDH

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Kristin Skaarud

Eksterne:

Per Ole Iversen

Geir Tjønnfjord

Tobias Gedde-Dahl

Marit Veierød

Asta Bye

Jens Bollerslev

We apply for a Ph.d. stipend

Describe fatigue levels in childhood cancer survivors. Compare fatigue levels in adolescent cancer survivors with parents’ proxy rating and healthy controls and examine the interplay of fatigue with associated factors provided in the PACCS study (Physical Activity in Childhood Cancer Survivors).

Design/metode:

Cross sectional multi center international study (PACCS).

Delprosjekt:

Participating in another WP in the PACCS study conducting qualitative studies of survivors, parents and health care personnels` experiences of survivorship.

Prosjektansvarlig:

Hanne C Lie, Ph.d., Associate Professor, UiO

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Marie H. Larsen, Ph.d. researcher

Ellisiv L. Onsager, post doc

Eksterne:

Ellen Ruud, Professor 2 /dep. Leader OUS

Corina Ruegg, Ph.d., statistician, UiO

+ PACCS research team in Norway + internationally

To obtain in-depth knowledge of the communication and interaction between nurses and parents of preterm infants in SFR NICUs.

Ph.d. project

Project-period: 2022-2025

Design/metode:

Qualitative methods 

I)Videorecording

II) In-depth Interview

III)Stimulated recall Interview (SRI)

Delprosjekter:

The study has three sub-studies.

In sub-study I, the aim is to explore the interaction between the parents and nurses during guided interventions in SFR in three different phases of the NICU stay.

In sub-study II, the aim is to explore the parents` experience of interaction with the nurses in SFR.

In sub-study III the aim is to explore how the nurses experience the interaction with the parents in SFR and how culture influences the parent-nurse interaction.

Prosjektansvarlig(e):

Hanne Aagaard, Professor, LDH

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Hanne Aagaard, Professor

Bente Silnes Tandberg, Associate Professor

Lene Tandle Lyngstad, Ph.d. student

Eksterne:

Lena Günterberg Heyn, Associate Professor, USN

Test if the use of a patient specific holographic heart visualization session added to a standard patient education program, provides better illness- perception and increased health literacy (primary outcomes), increased self-efficacy, empowerment, disease knowledge and quality of life (secondary outcomes) compared to the standard patient education program.

Design/metode:

Mixed methods.

Prosjektansvarlig:

Brith Andresen, Associate Professor, LDH

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Brith Andresen, Associate Professor

Marie Hamilton Larsen, Professor

Eksterne:

Henrik Brun, senior researcher, OUS

Philip Moons, Professor

To increase research and knowledge on symptoms in ICU patients and survivors.

Design/metode:

Prospective longitudinal observational study.

Delprosjekter:

Functional status and activities of daily living the first year after admission to ICU (Renato Mesina Ph.d. student).

Cognitive impairment in ICU survivors (Malin Brandvold Ph.d. student).

Symptoms reported while in the ICU (Christin S. Hansen, Ph.d. student).

Post-traumatic stress symptoms and importance of hope in intensive care unit patients during first year after ICU admission, (Klara Friedberg, Ph.d. Student).

Prosjektansvarlig:

Tone Rustøen, Professor, OUS

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Kristin Hofsø, Post Doc, LDH, OUS

Eksterne:

Brita Olsen, Ph.d., Kalnes

Jon Henrik Laake MD, OUS

Mialda Småstuen, Professor, OsloMet

Kathleen Puntillo, Emeritus, UCSF

Mark van der Boogaard, Roundbound University, Netherlands

Johan Ræder, Emeritus, OUS

The overall aim of this research project is to better understand patients who have attempted suicide in the ICU setting; including their experiences of being in the ICU and the symptom experience during their ICU stay. We will collect data about PICS-related symptoms and level of hopelessness at three and six months after ICU admission. The present study has two sub-studies, using different methodological approaches.

Design/metode:

Mixed method.

Prosjektansvarlig(e):

Kristin Hofsø, Associate Professor, LDH and OUS

Prosjektmedarbeidere/samarbeidspartnere:

Interne:

Kristin Hofsø, Associate Professor, LDH and OUS

Eksterne:

Tone Rustøen, Professor, OUS

Tine Grimholt, Professor, VID

Mari Bjørnås, MD, OUS

Øyvind Ekeberg, Emeritus, OUS

Julia Hagen, Associate Professor, NTNU