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Background: Co-creation and participation among different user groups have been highlighted as pivotal for improving residential care facilities for older persons. However, more knowledge is needed on methods aiming to overcome challenges in constructing inclusive co-creation and participation processes. In particular, there is a need for knowledge concerning how art and design workshops could contribute to co-creation and participation of social care professionals designing the physical environment in residential care facilities.
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Objective: Ensuring quality of maternal and newborn healthcare is challenging in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as the maternal and newborn mortality and morbidity rate is high. Essential for quality care is a person-centred approach. One model of person-centred care (PCC) has been developed at Gothenburg University.
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Introduction: There is little research regarding patient engagement (PE) in Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programs in radiation oncology. This study aims to understand the barriers and enablers to PE in the design and implementation process of CPD programs, and advance PE in these programs moving forward.
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