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Nursing Ethics|March 1, 1997
Retired registered nurses' stories about being in ethically difficult care situationsE Melchert, G Udén, A NorbergResearch in Nursing & Health|August 1, 1990
Living with diabetes: perceptions of well-beingB Lundman, K Asplund, A NorbergScandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|January 1, 1991
The sucking behaviour of two patients in the final stage of dementia of the Alzheimer typeK Asplund, A Norberg, R AdolfssonJournal of Advanced Nursing|September 1, 1986
Relearning to eat late after a stroke by systematic nursing intervention: a case reportK Axelsson, A Norberg, K AsplundIntensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 1, 1996
Meeting tragedy: interviews about situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, A Norberg, F GiljeInternational Journal of Nursing Studies|January 1, 1987
Feeding difficulties in long-stay patients at nursing homes. Caregiver turnover and caregivers' assessments of duration and difficulty of assisted feeding and amount of food received by the patientA Bäckström, A Norberg, B NorbergInternational Journal of Nursing Studies|January 1, 1986
Reactions to music, touch and object presentation in the final stage of dementia. An exploratory studyA Norberg, E Melin, K AsplundJournal of Clinical Nursing|May 29, 2000
Towards recovery: living in a home-like setting after the move from a hospital wardA Pejlert, K Asplund, A NorbergQualitative Health Research|May 8, 2001
The meaning of skilled care providers' relationships with stroke and aphasia patientsK Sundin, A Norberg, L JanssonJournal of Advanced Nursing|September 1, 2001
Being overwhelmed by the feeling of having a home and family. One aspect of the meaning of being dependent on care: a study of one patient and two of his nursesG Strandberg, A Norberg, L JanssonPageof 25