Projects

Summary of projects at Campus Hammerfest, IHO, UiT on 1/1/2013-2022

Participation in a project with NORCE by prof: Mai-Camilla Munkjord. 2019-2022.

Research project funded by NFR (287301)

Coming of age in Indigenous communities: Aging ,Quality of life and home -based elderly care in Sapmi and Atayal region.

Participants:

Grete Mehus Dep. of Health and Sciences,UiT.

Jan Erik Henriksen Dep. of Social sciences,UiT.

Tove Ness, Dep. of Nursing and Healthcare science,Nord University.

Grace-I-An Go, Unviersity of Helsinki.

Masterstudents:June Brita Eira and Anne Giæver.

SAMI NURSING projects (2016-2020)

Part one: patients experience from healthcare services. NSD: 39276

Mehus,G.,Bongo,B.A,Engnes,J.I & Moffitt,P.(2019) Exploring why and how encounters with the Norwegian health-care system can be considered culturally unsafe by North Sami-speaking patients and relatives: A qualitative study based on 11 interviews. Internationl journal of circumpolar health 78(1):1612703 doi: 10.1080/22423982.2019.1612703.
Mehus,G.,Bongo A.,Berit. & Moffitt,P. (2018) Important Factors When Communicating with Sami Patients. Nordisk sygeplejeforskning 8(4);288-301. DOI:10.1826/isnn l 1982-2686-2018-04-04 https://munin.uit.no/handle/10037/14292
Part two: Eriksen,L.,Bongo,B.A. & Mehus,G. (2017)"Indigenous peoples perspectives in education. Nurse education in Norway is without knowledge about indigenous people?" Nordic Nursing Research. 7(4). Only abstract on english. DOI: 10.18261/issn.1892-2686-2017-03-06 Open access.
Part three: Cultural safety in Nursing. PhD: Janne Isaksen Engnes 1.8.16-30.7.2020 NSD:50578
Exploring "Cultural Safe nursing" for Sami patients, from the perspective of nurses.
Method: qualitativ , focus group interviews of sami and norwegian nurses,from the county of Finnmark og nord Troms.
Plan for publication: original articles.
Timetable: writing process.
Advisers: Ass. professor,Grete Mehus,,ass.professor Nina Sivertsen, Flinders university,Adelaide,Australia.
Prosjektnummer NSD: 50578

Rural Nursing projects

Masterstudents exploring perspectives of rural nursing in indigenous communitites in Norway.
Publication plan: Original articles from their master thesis.
Other publications: De Smedt & Mehus (2017) Sykepleieforskning i rurale områder i Norge;en scoping review. Nordisk tidsskrift for helseforskning.13(2).DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7557/14.4238

"Use of IKT related to new challenges connected to implementing a health reform". NSD: 35638. part one. By ass.proffessors; Liss Eriksen & Jeanette Huemer.
Methode: Surveys.
Publication: Huemer,J. & Eriksen,L. (2017) Teknologi i samhandlingsreformen. Utfordringer ved implementering av informasjons- og kommunikasjonsteknologi i kommunehelsetjenesten. Tidskriftet Nordisk Sygeplejeforskning/Nordic Nursing Research.7(1) https://www.idunn.no/nsf/2017/01/teknologi_i_samhandlingsreformen https://munin.uit.no/handle/10037/12676

"How can long distance education and use of IKT recruit and retain nurses in rural araes?" NSD: 50021 by ass.proffessors; Liss Eriksen & Jeanette Huemer.
Timeline: 2016-2018
Supported by National center for rural medicin.
Publication plan: original article.