Toward Control Over Time: Participant Experience of Attending the Let's Get Organized Group Intervention.

Importance: Time management is crucial for managing daily activities but is difficult for many people with neurodevelopmental or mental disorders. Few sustainable interventions have addressed time management in daily life.

Objective: To describe the experiences and meaning of attending the Swedish version of the Let's Get Organized (LGO-S) group intervention.

Changes in everyday life after discharge from day care rehabilitation.

Community-based day care that provides rehabilitation (DCR) targets elderly people with physical disabilities. The goal of these programmes is mainly to improve physical ability in order to enable participants to remain in their ordinary homes. Knowledge of the outcomes of DCR is limited as well as knowledge of what it is that makes a difference for the individual.

Elderly persons with disabilities in Sweden: their experiences of everyday life.

The aim of this study was to describe the everyday life experiences of 22 elderly persons with physical disabilities in Sweden. The participants were aged between 65 and 91 years. Interviews were conducted and analysed according to a qualitative research approach.

Elderly persons' expectations of day-care rehabilitation.

The aim of this study was to explore elderly persons' conceptions of what they expected to gain from attending day-care rehabilitation centres (DCR). A purposeful sampling procedure was employed. Interviews with 22 prospective elderly day-care patients were carried out and analysed according to a phenomenographic approach.