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Inger Lindberg

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Anknuten som forskare till Institutionen för omvårdnad
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Biologihuset, Hus C, plan 3, 4 och 5. Hus D2, plan 3. Umeå universitet, 901 87 Umeå
Overlooked by the obstetric gaze - how women with persistent health problems due to severe perineal trauma experience encounters with healthcare services: a qualitative study
BMC Health Services Research, BioMed Central (BMC) 2024, Vol. 24, (1)
Tjernström, Katharina; Lindberg, Inger; Wiklund, Maria; et al.
Regional and clinical guidelines for prevention and care of obstetric anal sphincter injuries - A critical frame analysis
Midwifery, Elsevier 2023, Vol. 119
Persson, Margareta; Lindberg, Inger; Öhman, Ann
Negotiating the ambiguity of an (in)authentic working life: a grounded theory study into severe perineal trauma
BMC Women's Health, BioMed Central (BMC) 2023, Vol. 23, (1)
Tjernström, Katharina; Lindberg, Inger; Wiklund, Maria; et al.
“It’s all about time and timing”: nursing staffs’ experiences with an agile development process, from its initial requirements to the deployment of its outcome of ICT solutions to support discharge planning
BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, BioMed Central 2022, Vol. 22, (1)
Nordmark, Sofi; Lindberg, Inger; Zingmark, Karin
"Taken by surprise": Women's experiences of the first eight weeks after a second degree perineal tear at childbirth
Midwifery, Elsevier 2020, Vol. 87
Lindberg, Inger; Persson, Margareta; Nilsson, Margareta; et al.
“Struggling to settle with a damaged body”: a Swedish qualitative study of women’s experiences one year after obstetric anal sphincter muscle injury (OASIS) at childbirth
Sexual & Reproductive HealthCare, Vol. 19 : 36-41
Lindqvist, Maria; Lindberg, Inger; Nilsson, Margareta; et al.
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Forskningsprojekt

8 september 2020 till 31 december 2027
Kvarstående besvär efter sfinkterruptur vid förlossning – The Post-OASIS-project