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Linda Ljungholm
Lecturer
Department of Health and Caring Sciences
Faculty of Health and Life Sciences
linda.ljungholm@lnu.se
+46 480-44 60 44
Hus Vita, Kalmar
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My research groups
The ReAction group – Resilient healthcare and patient activation
Our research aims to improve resilient healthcare to provide safe care characterised by continuity and equality through patient’s chain…
My ongoing research projects
Project: The ties that bind fragmented care – best practices definitions and measures of continuity of care
Continuity in healthcare is considered to create safe and effective healthcare. The problem…
Publications
Article in journal (Refereed)
Ljungholm, L.
,
Årestedt, K.
,
Fagerström, C.
,
Djukanovic, I.
,
Ekstedt, M.
(2023).
Measuring patients' experiences of continuity of care in a primary care context - Development and evaluation of a patient-reported experience measure
.
Journal of Advanced Nursing
.
Status: Epub ahead of print
Ljungholm, L.
, Edin-Liljegren, A.,
Ekstedt, M.
, Klinga, C. (2022).
What is needed for continuity of care and how can we achieve it? : - Perceptions among multiprofessionals on the chronic care trajectory
.
BMC Health Services Research
. 22 (1).
Status: Published
Ljungholm, L.
, Klinga, C., Edin-Liljegren, A.,
Ekstedt, M.
(2022).
What matters in care continuity on the chronic care trajectory for patients and family carers?—A conceptual model
.
Journal of Clinical Nursing
. 31 (9-10). 1327-1338.
Status: Published
Ekstedt, M.
,
Schildmeijer, K.
,
Backåberg, S.
,
Ljungholm, L.
,
Fagerström, C.
(2022).
‘We just have to make it work’ : a qualitative study on assistant nurses’ experiences of patient safety performance in home care services using forum play scenarios
.
BMJ Open
. 12 (5).
Status: Published
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