Abstract
Introduction
Research into recovery is still sparse, and there is limited knowledge of how the concept is implemented in treatment psychiatry, where the target group is users with the most serious disorders, such as, for example, schizophrenia and drug use. The research has been particularly focused on developing and testing methods as efforts for inclusion and recovery without defining the concepts theoretically or empirically.
Aim
How does health professionals experience a recovery-oriented care is unfold in a mental health centre for users with severe mental difficulties and drug use, and how does the user experience their recovery process is promoted in the special places?
Methods
The study is designed as a combine’s element of a mixes quantitative and qualitative research approach. In the quantitative part we conduct validated questionnaires from the Recovery Knowledge Inventory (RKI) and the Inspire measure of staff support for personal recovery. These will be used to examine the health professionals' and users' knowledge and experiences with a recovery-oriented practice. Focus group interviews will be carried out and will be analysed with qualitative content analysis and the software NVivo.
Result
The result is expected to view how a recovery-oriented care are unfold in the special places ward, and whether the users have achieved personal recovery.
Research into recovery is still sparse, and there is limited knowledge of how the concept is implemented in treatment psychiatry, where the target group is users with the most serious disorders, such as, for example, schizophrenia and drug use. The research has been particularly focused on developing and testing methods as efforts for inclusion and recovery without defining the concepts theoretically or empirically.
Aim
How does health professionals experience a recovery-oriented care is unfold in a mental health centre for users with severe mental difficulties and drug use, and how does the user experience their recovery process is promoted in the special places?
Methods
The study is designed as a combine’s element of a mixes quantitative and qualitative research approach. In the quantitative part we conduct validated questionnaires from the Recovery Knowledge Inventory (RKI) and the Inspire measure of staff support for personal recovery. These will be used to examine the health professionals' and users' knowledge and experiences with a recovery-oriented practice. Focus group interviews will be carried out and will be analysed with qualitative content analysis and the software NVivo.
Result
The result is expected to view how a recovery-oriented care are unfold in the special places ward, and whether the users have achieved personal recovery.
| Originalsprog | Engelsk |
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| Publikationsdato | 2023 |
| Status | Udgivet - 2023 |
| Begivenhed | 5th Nordic Conference in Nursing Research - Hilton Hotel, Reykjavik, Island Varighed: 2 okt. 2023 → 4 okt. 2023 Konferencens nummer: 5 https://ncnr2023.is/ |
Konference
| Konference | 5th Nordic Conference in Nursing Research |
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| Nummer | 5 |
| Lokation | Hilton Hotel |
| Land/Område | Island |
| By | Reykjavik |
| Periode | 02/10/2023 → 04/10/2023 |
| Andet | The scientific program will include a broad range of novel and exciting topics in nursing research. We will have renowned international methodologists and expert keynote speakers throughout the conference. The presentations, workshops, symposiums, and poster presentations will interest all nurse researchers, academics, teachers, and clinicians who share a passion for methodological issues.<br/><br/>The main theme is “Methods and Networks for the future.” The conference showcases a variety of presentations on how to develop, strengthen and utilize research methods in nursing and healthcare. A cutting-edge topical venue will be assigned to technological advancements. Furthermore, new emphasis on qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods will be broadcasted.<br/><br/>In addition to the methodological and educational purpose, the conference will also provide a platform to discuss challenging topics with experts in methodology from the Nordic region. Furthermore, the conference encourages network-building, and we sincerely hope that many of you will start or resume organized collaboration in nursing research. Finally, we also provide a unique forum to encourage interaction between doctoral students. |
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