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Vibeke Lohne

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ANS. Advances in Nursing Science|August 30, 2008
The battle between hoping and suffering: a conceptual model of hope within a context of spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|September 23, 2008
The incomprehensible injury--interpretations of patients' narratives concerning experiences with an acute and dramatic spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne
Canadian Journal of Neuroscience Nursing|June 16, 2009
Back to life again--patients' experiences of hope three to four years after a spinal cord injury--a longitudinal studyVibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|March 3, 2021
'Hope as a lighthouse' A meta-synthesis on hope and hoping in different nursing contextsVibeke Lohne
Journal of Advanced Nursing|July 9, 2004
Hope during the first months after acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
International Journal of Nursing Studies|October 13, 2004
Hope and despair: the awakening of hope following acute spinal cord injury-an interpretative studyVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Journal of Clinical Nursing|February 15, 2005
Patients' experiences of hope and suffering during the first year following acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Journal of Clinical Nursing|February 10, 2006
The power of hope: patients' experiences of hope a year after acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|May 5, 2020
The significance of hope as experienced by the next of kin to critically ill patients in the intensive care unitMarianne Valle, Vibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|October 26, 2020
Human dignity research in clinical practice - a systematic literature reviewLillemor Lindwall, Vibeke Lohne
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ANS. Advances in Nursing Science|August 30, 2008
The battle between hoping and suffering: a conceptual model of hope within a context of spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|September 23, 2008
The incomprehensible injury--interpretations of patients' narratives concerning experiences with an acute and dramatic spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne
Canadian Journal of Neuroscience Nursing|June 16, 2009
Back to life again--patients' experiences of hope three to four years after a spinal cord injury--a longitudinal studyVibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|March 3, 2021
'Hope as a lighthouse' A meta-synthesis on hope and hoping in different nursing contextsVibeke Lohne
Journal of Advanced Nursing|July 9, 2004
Hope during the first months after acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
International Journal of Nursing Studies|October 13, 2004
Hope and despair: the awakening of hope following acute spinal cord injury-an interpretative studyVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Journal of Clinical Nursing|February 15, 2005
Patients' experiences of hope and suffering during the first year following acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Journal of Clinical Nursing|February 10, 2006
The power of hope: patients' experiences of hope a year after acute spinal cord injuryVibeke Lohne, Elisabeth Severinsson
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|May 5, 2020
The significance of hope as experienced by the next of kin to critically ill patients in the intensive care unitMarianne Valle, Vibeke Lohne
Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences|October 26, 2020
Human dignity research in clinical practice - a systematic literature reviewLillemor Lindwall, Vibeke Lohne
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