Experiences of being old and receiving home nursing care. Older South Sami narrations of their experiences—An interview study

Keywords

Ignorance, Feeling, Narrative, Population, Meaning (existential)

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• The Experience of Nurses Providing Home Nursing Care to Oldest Old Persons Living Alone in Rural Areas—An Interview StudyTove Mentsen Ness, Ove Hellzèn, Ingela Enmarker — 2015
• Elderly Health Care to Promote Healthy AgingVoskula Rajesh, Ambati Praneeth Sai, Perati Vamsheedhar Reddy — 2016
• A Culturally-sensitive Approach to Elderly CareGunn-Tove Minde — 2015
• Hjemme best? En tematisk analyse av eldres fortellinger om omsorg og trygghet i eget hjem Home sweet home?Mai Camilla Munkejord, Helga Eggebø, Walter Schönfelder — 2018
• 'The same care providers over time who make individual adjustments and have competence' Older South Sami People in Sweden's expectations of home nursing care.Tove Mentsen Ness, Siv Söderberg, Ove Hellzèn — 2019
• 'Contradictions in having care providers with a South Sami background who speak South Sami': older South Sami People in Sweden's expectations of home nursing care.Tove Mentsen Ness, Siv Söderberg, Ove Hellzèn — 2019
• A culturally sensitive approach to Indigenous older Sámi living with memory loss– disconnected from their environment and spiritualityGunn-Tove Minde — 2021
• “All I expect is that they accept that I am a Sami” an analysis of experiences of healthcare encounters and expectations for future care services among older South Sami in NorwayTove Mentsen Ness, Mai Camilla Munkejord — 2022
• Om uformell omsorg: en kvalitativ studie fra sjøsamiske kystsamfunn i FinnmarkGrete Mehus, Anne Giæver — 2022
• Older South Sami women and men’s expectations regarding home healthcare in SwedenTove Mentsen Ness, Siv Söderberg, Ove Hellzèn — 2021
• Older South Sami women and men’s expectations regarding home healthcare in SwedenTove Mentsen Ness, Siv Søderberg, Ove Hellzèn — 2021
• Voices from the North: Stories About Active Ageing, Everyday Life and Home-Based Care Among Older People in Northern NorwayM. Munkejord, W. Schönfelder, Helga Eggebø — 2019

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