Doctoral education at LIME

My research focuses on how nursing documentation can be made easier with the use of standardized language (nursing terminologies) and international standards that can be used to create a documentation system. Together, terminologies and standards can support nurses’ documentation of a patient’s nursing needs and even makes it easier to reuse information for e.g. research and quality improvement.

I have always been interested in both psychology and trains. My research project combines these two major interests and aligns with my strong desire to contribute to a better society. The project investigates how physical and technological interventions in the transport system can prevent suicides.

I study how people who work in places like hospitals learn how to do their jobs differently when things change, so they can take better care of people. I try to understand what support and training they get to help them solve new problems.

My PhD research project is within primary care and is about patient-centered communication and self-management support for patients with multimorbidity.