Interventions to formal caregivers for increased patient safety

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SBU assess relevant and well-conducted research and investigate what effect different interventions have, if there are any risks or ethical problems, and what is most cost-effective in the areas of health care, dentistry, social services, and within the areas of functional disability and work environment.

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Planned to be published: Quarter 3, 2025

The purpose of this project is to identify and map systematic reviews concerning interventions to formal caregivers to detect and continuously monitor health conditions, in order to increase patient safety.

Background

Formal caregivers have regular contact with people who receive care or support within community welfare services, such as nursing homes and assisted livings. Detecting deteriorating health or function is an important part of patient safety. With this evidence map, SBU wants to show which interventions have been evaluated in research.

Project group

Experts

  • Gerd Ahlström, professor emerita, Department of applied gerontology, Lund University
  • Mikaela Starke, professor, Department of social work, University of Gothenburg
  • Helle Wijk, professor, Institute of health and care sciences, University of Gothenburg

From SBU

  • Liv Thalén, project manager
  • Anna Levinsson, assistant project manager
  • Sigrid Widén, project administrator
  • Hanna Olofsson, information specialist
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