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The clinical gaze – ascribed gender(ed) identities in a mental health service context by Olin, Elisabeth

“…This article focuses on gender(ed) ascribed identities of service users in a mental health service context in Sweden. The empirical data were collected through…”
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A Refamilialized System? An Analysis of Recent Developments of Personal Assistance in Sweden by Rauch, Dietmar, Olin, Elisabeth, Dunér, Anna

“…The Swedish system of disability support is often praised for its comparably well-developed Personal Assistance (PA) scheme. PA is formally prescribed as a…”
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Effects of the Two-Way Communication Checklist (2-COM): A one-year cluster randomized study in a group of severely mentally ill persons by Arvidsson, Hans, Olin, Elisabeth, Strand, Jennifer, Tidefors, Inga

“…Background: In a health-care service with the emphasis on improvement related to functioning and well-being, the communication process between patient and…”
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A need for "good eyes": Experiences told by patients diagnosed with psychosis by Tidefors, Inga, Olin, Elisabeth

“…This study highlights experiences of psychiatric care described by patients diagnosed with psychosis. The aim was to investigate how patients, based on earlier…”
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Privacy, meetings and rejections – a qualitative study of everyday life among young persons with psychiatric disabilities by Olin, Elisabeth, Nordström, Monica, Wijk, Helle

“…This study explores how young persons with psychiatric disabilities experience everyday life according to places, social relationships and activities, using…”
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The clinical gaze- ascribed identities in a mental health service context by Olin, Elisabeth

“…This article focuses on gender(ed) ascribed identities of service users in a mental health service context in Sweden. The empirical data were collected through…”
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Personal assistance from family members as an unwanted situation, an optimal solution or an additional good? The Swedish example by Dunér, Anna, Olin, Elisabeth

“…The aim of this article was to explore how users experienced and managed personal assistance from family members who are employed as personal assistants…”
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Sweden’s front-line: an ethnographic approach to understanding child protection decisions by Mesinovic Klecina, Lejla, Olin, Elisabeth, Alstam, Kristina

“…The focus of this article is on exploring the rationales behind social workers’ decision-making in everyday tasks that involve handling new referrals regarding…”
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Careful assistance? Personal assistance within the family as hybridization of modern welfare policy and traditional family care by Olin, Elisabeth, Dunér, Anna

“…The aim of this article is to examine how different ideological perspectives on Swedish disability policy, are reflected in the experiences of disabled people…”
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'I Divide Life into Different Dimensions, one Mental and one Physical, to be Able to Handle Life, you Know?' Subjective Accounts of the Content of Psychotic Symptoms by Strand, Jennifer, Olin, Elisabeth, Tidefors, Inga

“…Background Previous research indicates that the content of psychotic symptoms is of significant importance for the individual who experiences them. However,…”
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The clinical gaze – ascribed gender(ed) identities in a mental health service context by Olin, Elisabeth

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Mental health professionals' view of the parents pf patients with psychotic disorders: a participant observation study by Strand, Jennifer, Olin, Elisabeth, Tidefors, Inga

“…As a consequence of the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services, family members have become an important part of the care system. However, little is…”
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Mental health professionals' views of the parents of patients with psychotic disorders: a participant observation study by Strand, Jennifer, Olin, Elisabeth, Tidefors, Inga

“…As a consequence of the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services, family members have become an important part of the care system. However, little is…”
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Oral health problems and support as experienced by people with severe mental illness living in community-based subsidised housing - a qualitative study by Persson, Karin, Olin, Elisabeth, Östman, Margareta

“…The purpose of this study was to explore how persons with severe mental illness (SMI) experience oral health problems (especially dry mouth), and weigh the…”
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Oral health problems and support as experienced by people with severe mental illness living in community-based subsidised housing - a qualitative study: Oral health problems by Persson, Karin, Olin, Elisabeth, Östman, Margareta

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On the outskirts of normality: Young adults with disabilities, their belonging and strategies by Olin, Elisabeth, Ringsby Jansson, Bibbi

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Privacy, meetings and rejections – a qualitative study of significant places, social relationships and activities in everyday life among young persons with psychiatric disabilities by Olin, Elisabeth, Nordström, Monica, Wijk, Helle

“…This study explores how young persons with psychiatric disabilities experience everyday life according to places, social relationships and activities, using…”
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Common areas in group homes: arenas for different interests?: Gruppbostadens gemensamhetsutrymmen - arenor för olika intressen? by Olin, Elisabeth, Jansson, Bibbi Ringsby

“…In Sweden, more than 5000 people with intellectual disabilities have moved from institutions into new types of integrated housing areas during the last decade…”
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On the outskirts of normality: Young adults with disabilities, their belonging and strategies by Olin, Elisabeth, Jansson, Bibbi Ringsby

“…Abstract During the last decades, the living conditions for young people with disabilities have changed dramatically in Sweden, as well as in other parts of…”
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Common areas in group homes: arenas for different interests? by Olin, Elisabeth, Jansson, Bibbi Ringsby

“…In Sweden, more than 5000 people with intellectual disabilities have moved from institutions into new types of integrated housing areas during the last decade…”
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