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- Ekstrand, Per, et al.
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Patientens makt och vanmakt i vården
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Ingår i: Genusperspektiv på vård och omvårdnad. - Lund : Studentlitteratur. - 9144057024
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Ekstrand, Per
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"Tarzan och Jane" : Hur män som sjuksköterskor formar sin identitet
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The study focuses on locally situated interactions between men and women and among men. The main focus is on how men in nursing practice constitute their identities. The aim of the disserta-tion is to understand the meaning of gender, particularly the constitution of masculinities, in the formation of identity for men in nursing.Theoretical points of departure were post-structuralist and masculinity theories. Within the theoretical framework, processes of gender should be seen as activities that are relational and integrated in ongoing organisational life, in this case, in the nursing context.My methodological approach was qualitative, based on ethnography. Techniques used for data collection were following observations and interviews. I followed seven men in their daily work in two hospital environments, one emergency department and a department in elder care (sheltered housing).The gender order was maintained by rewards to medical and technical knowledge and skills. The phenomenon of”gender dizziness” was manifested through interaction and became visible through the men’s practice. Different positions of masculinities co-operated and the physicality of the body was important in performing masculinities. Hegemonic positions of masculinities are maintained and other positions are subordinated. Homosociality creates influence and power in social relations, and it was obvious that the informants in these organisations found ways to keep together, in spite of their different positions in the organisation.Some of the informants cross over the border and perform ideals that are not traditional for men in nursing. In the nursing environment these men’s identities show a caring attitude. The stereotype, connected to heteronormative ways of thinking, plays an important role for men in constructing their identities in the nursing context. A central conclusion in this study is that sexuality order put strong pressure on identity formation and the construction of masculinities for men in nursing.
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- Eriksson, Henrik
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Distanseringen från omsorg
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Ingår i: Manlighetens många ansikten. - Malmö : Liber. - 9147072296 ; , s. 103-121
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- Eriksson, Henrik
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Intimitetens villkor i vårdandet
- 2010. - 2.utök.uppl.
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Ingår i: Genusperspektiv på vård och omvårdnad. - Lund : Studentlitteratur. - 9789144057026 ; , s. 77-91
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Genusperspektiv på vård och omvårdnad.
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Det finns en genusordning som värnar om att kvinnor och män har olika positioner och möjligheter i vård- och omvårdnadspraktiker. Utifrån pågående forskning är det angeläget att ifrågasätta hur maktstrukturer skapas och vidmakthålls samt vilka effekter detta får.Genusperspektiv på vård och omvårdnad presenterar olika genusperspektiv och problematiserar vårdandet, dess handlingar, relationer och processer samt hälso- och sjukvårdens institutioner ur dessa perspektiv. Författarna ger vedertagna tolkningar av hur genus formats, nya konkurrerande innebörder samt en ökad komplexitet om hur genus problematiseras i vård och omvårdnad.Boken vänder sig framför allt till universitets- och högskolestudenter både vid grund- och specialistutbildningar samt till kliniskt verksamma inom hälso- och sjukvården
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- Holmgren, Jessica, associate professor, senior lecturer
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Conditions for relatives' involvement in nursing homes
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The overall aim of this thesis was to describe and analyse how the involvement of relatives is conditioned in nursing homes from different critical perspectives. Gender perspectives, discourse analysis and intersectional theory are applied, based on social constructionist ontology. The thesis comprises three qualitative papers and data are based on ethnographically-focused fieldwork in three municipal nursing homes in the form of formal/informal interviews, participating observations and the analysis of documents.Based on gender perspectives, the routines and reasonings among nursing staff were studied and thematically analysed in relation to how these conditioned the involvement of relatives in the daily caring activities (I). In the second study (II), the nursing staff were interviewed in groups to describe, discursively analyse and identify the biopolitical meaning in the "involvement discourse" that was collectively constructed in the speech of the nursing staff concerning the involvement of relatives. In the last study (III), interviews with relatives were thematically analysed in the context of intersectional theory about their involvement in the nursing homes.The findings show that the conditions for relatives’ involvement were dynamic and constantly in re-negotiation, but also conservative and inflexible. This placed relatives in both privileged and unprivileged social positions in the nursing homes, which were relevant for their involvement. The relatives were considered to be "visitors", which conditioned the characteristics and levels of involvement in the care of the residents and was linked to gendered notions of the division of labor, both within the groups of relatives and between nursing staff and relatives (I). The involvement of relatives was conditioned by the biopolitics of an "involvement discourse" that prevailed in the nursing homes. This built upon family-oriented rhetorics and metaphors that upheld and legitimised notions about relatives. The relatives were considered to be members of the "old" family in relation to the "new" family represented by the nursing staff (II). The relatives described how they were positioned in a betweenship, squeezed between different competing social musts from the older family members, the nursing homes as institutions and the nursing staff (III).Inverting the prevailing picture of the involvement of relatives would make it possible to consider the nursing staff as pedagogical, professional and caring "visitors" in the nursing homes for the benefit of the residents and their relatives. This could be achieved through a constructive change management which emphasises the learning of nursing staff, their responsibility and the emotions of relatives, along with a focus on alternative notions of involvement, where relatives are included in the development of quality of care in Swedish nursing homes.
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