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Ingrid Hellström

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Dementia (London, England)|December 31, 2014
The "not yet" horizon: Understandings of the future amongst couples living with dementiaIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Aging & Mental Health|November 23, 2012
A wish to know but not always tell -- couples living with dementia talk about disclosure preferencesIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Dementia (London, England)|February 25, 2021
Couplehood as a compass: Spousal perspectives on the diminished everyday competence of partnersIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Nursing Ethics|May 8, 2020
Elements of assisted bodily care: Ethical aspectsBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
Dementia (London, England)|April 26, 2017
Agency and Communion in People with Alzheimer's Disease, as Described by Themselves and their Spousal CarersRagnhild Hedman, Astrid Norberg, Ingrid Hellström
Nursing Ethics|June 29, 2018
End-of-life care in a nursing home: Assistant nurses' perspectivesBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
International Journal of Older People Nursing|November 26, 2019
Being a spectator in ambiguity-Family members' perceptions of assisted bodily care in a nursing homeBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
Dementia (London, England)|December 17, 2013
Creating relationships with persons with moderate to severe dementiaIréne Ericsson, Sofia Kjellström, Ingrid Hellström
International Journal of Older People Nursing|November 18, 2014
Chores and sense of self: gendered understandings of voices of older married women with dementiaIngrid Hellström, Henrik Eriksson, Jonas Sandberg
International Journal of Older People Nursing|July 19, 2012
Experiences of long-term home care as an informal caregiver to a spouse: gendered meanings in everyday life for female carersHenrik Eriksson, Jonas Sandberg, Ingrid Hellström
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Showing results (1-10 of 42) with videos related to

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Dementia (London, England)|December 31, 2014
The "not yet" horizon: Understandings of the future amongst couples living with dementiaIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Aging & Mental Health|November 23, 2012
A wish to know but not always tell -- couples living with dementia talk about disclosure preferencesIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Dementia (London, England)|February 25, 2021
Couplehood as a compass: Spousal perspectives on the diminished everyday competence of partnersIngrid Hellström, Sandra Torres
Nursing Ethics|May 8, 2020
Elements of assisted bodily care: Ethical aspectsBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
Dementia (London, England)|April 26, 2017
Agency and Communion in People with Alzheimer's Disease, as Described by Themselves and their Spousal CarersRagnhild Hedman, Astrid Norberg, Ingrid Hellström
Nursing Ethics|June 29, 2018
End-of-life care in a nursing home: Assistant nurses' perspectivesBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
International Journal of Older People Nursing|November 26, 2019
Being a spectator in ambiguity-Family members' perceptions of assisted bodily care in a nursing homeBodil Holmberg, Ingrid Hellström, Jane Österlind
Dementia (London, England)|December 17, 2013
Creating relationships with persons with moderate to severe dementiaIréne Ericsson, Sofia Kjellström, Ingrid Hellström
International Journal of Older People Nursing|November 18, 2014
Chores and sense of self: gendered understandings of voices of older married women with dementiaIngrid Hellström, Henrik Eriksson, Jonas Sandberg
International Journal of Older People Nursing|July 19, 2012
Experiences of long-term home care as an informal caregiver to a spouse: gendered meanings in everyday life for female carersHenrik Eriksson, Jonas Sandberg, Ingrid Hellström
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