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An important finding in the thesis “The meaning of gender and skin color in the everyday life of nursing homes under different organizational conditions (Storm 2018), was that it was a tension between the residents’ right to self-determination and influence over their care, and the staff’s right to an anti-discriminatory working life.
Consequences of the de-institutionalisation of Swedish elder care for older people and their family members
An ethnographic exploration of treatment, within Social Services, for men who has perpetrated violence against a female partner
In my dissertation, I research aspects of hindrances and possibilities for user participation in the social services' individual and family care (IFO).
Craving is absolutely central to addiction problems. Unfortunately, the knowledge about craving is still rudimentary. A crucial, but largely unexplored question concerns what triggers craving in everyday life.
This qualitative study explores sexual consent in youths’ relationships
Analyses of local variation in measures aimed at youth not in employment, education or training
Conflicting goals in compulsory care for young people?
Children and youths exposed to 'stigma-related trauma': Narration, agency and support needs is a research project led by Anneli Silvén Hagström at the Department of Social Work.
Criminal careers from adolescence to retirement age in individuals with experience of out-of-home care: prevalence, patterns and intergenerational associations (CRIMCAR)
Delinquency among former clients in social child care: Continuity and change from adolescence to middle age
The responsibility to offer support and treatment for people with gambling problems and their significant others was clarified in Swedish legislation in 2018. The aim of this study was to explore barriers for and experiences of help-seeking among people with gambling and alcohol problems.
The project aims to increase understanding of the drivers of inequalities among families involved with child welfare services in Sweden.
Evidence and practice beyond national guidelines: a survey of routines for systematic follow-up in social services’ provider organizations
Five-year follow-up of adult clients treated for alcohol and/or drug problems and young adults treated for psychosocial problems. The purpose of the follow-up is to examine whether and if so, how the descriptions of processes of change changes over time.
The aim of this proposal is to map the current diversified field of foster care by using register data and by distributing a survey to municipalities nationwide.
Preparations, transitions, and experiences during the first year
Foster children as midlife adults: For whom and under what circumstances may placement in foster care counteract social and health-related adversity across the life course?
Infants placed in out-of-home care are among the most vulnerable children in the child welfare system, yet they remain relatively understudied in Swedish research. This project examines infant placements from a national and longitudinal perspective.
