Research in Palliative Care - RIPE
About this group
Group information
The research group RIPE conducts research studies in palliative care. The studies cover care from the early phase of palliative care and during the last period of life, dying, and death regardless of context, illness, or how and when death has occurred. RIPE cross several contexts of care, such as municipal health care, emergency care, and other specialist care. Our mission is palliative care based on the needs of the individual, their relatives, and care staff. The goal is relation-centered care provided by an interprofessional team with high competence and professionalism, regardless of the context of care. The studies use both a quantitative and a qualitative approach and include a breadth of studies, such as exploratory studies, register studies, and intervention studies. Our studies also include theory generation and development. The researchers possess a range of competencies in palliative care, ambulance, emergency medical care, care of the elderly, and care of children and young people, as well as competence in the field of functional impairment.
Research projects
- A theoretical perspective to enhance the theory of co-creation in palliative care with dignity
- Dignity conserving care for older persons with palliative care needs
- Emergency interventions and transport to hospitals of patients receiving palliative care at home or in nursing homes
- Mapping the existential dimension of health regarding interventions and instruments - An integrative literature review in palliative care
- Palliative Care in Emergency Medicine (Pacem)
- The caring process of co-creation in palliative care; A Qualitative Meta Synthesis
- The pendulum words of Qvarnström and dying in relation to awareness, fear and time; a theoretical analysis.
- To describe relatives? experiences of the meeting with prehospital healthcare professionals in the event of death at home concerning people with palliative care needs