Emma Fagerberg och Erika Grundberg har i lika omfattning bidragit till alla delar av denna magisteruppsats.
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Bilaga 1
Informationsbrev
Till dig som är områdeschef för sjuksköterskor som arbetar i demensvården.
Vi läser specialistutbildningsprogram med inriktning demensvård vid Högskolan Dalarna. I vår magisteruppsats kommer vi att intervjua sjuksköterskor som arbetar i demensvården om deras upplevelser kring stöd i arbetet med beteendemässiga och psykiska störningar vid demens. Intervjuerna kommer att ske enskilt och beräknas ta ca 30 minuter.
Alla uppgifter om personerna som intervjuas, vårdarna och boendet är skyddade enligt Offentlighet och Sekretesslagen (2009:400) samt Personuppgiftslagen (1998:204). Endast vi som skriver uppsatsen och vår handledare kommer att ha tillgång till materialet som kommer förvaras inlåst. Resultaten kommer att presenteras på ett sådant sätt att enskilda personer, patienter eller boenden inte kan identifieras.
Deltagandet i studien är frivilligt och kan när som helst avbrytas utan att ange anledning.
Med vänliga hälsningar
___________________________ ______________________________
Erika Grundberg Emma Fagerberg
E-post: erikagrundberg@hotmail.com E-post: emma.fagerberg@vetlanda.se
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Bilaga 2
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Till dig som arbetar som sjuksköterska i demensvården.
Vi läser specialistutbildningsprogram med inriktning demensvård vid Högskolan Dalarna. I vår magisteruppsats vill vi intervjua Er som sjuksköterska i demensvården om Dina
upplevelser kring stöd i arbetet med beteendemässiga och psykiska störningar vid demens. Intervjuerna kommer att ske enskilt och beräknas ta ca 30 minuter.
Alla uppgifter Ni lämnar är skyddade enligt Offentlighet och Sekretesslagen (2009:400) samt Personuppgiftslagen (1998:204). Endast vi som skriver uppsatsen och vår handledare kommer att ha tillgång till materialet, som kommer förvaras inlåst. Resultaten presenteras på ett sådant sätt att enskilda personer, patienter eller boenden inte kan identifieras.
Deltagandet i studien är frivilligt och kan när som helst avbrytas utan att ange anledning. Om Ni undrar över något kontakta oss. Vi hoppas att Ni vill vara med och berätta om Era
upplevelser!
Med vänliga hälsningar
___________________________ ______________________________
Erika Grundberg Emma Fagerberg
E-post: erikagrundberg@hotmail.com E-post: emma.fagerberg@vetlanda.se
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