Mette Spliid Ludvigsen
Background:
Employed at Nord University since 2018, 50% position.
I have been a Registered Nurse since 1987 and worked in medical, intensive care and paediatric departments in Norway, Greenland and Denmark.
Master of Science in Nursing, 1996.
PhD in Nursing from Aarhus University, Denmark, 2009.
Since 2014 employed at the Randers Regional Hospital, Denmark, as a senior researcher and in addition since 2016 as an Associate Professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine, Aarhus University, Denmark.
Knowledge Areas:
Methods: Qualitative Interviewing Focus Groups Observation Qualitative Data Analysis, Hermeneutic Phenomenology Analysis Qualitative Systematic Reviews Complex Interventions.
Theory: Nursing and Care Theories Transitions Theory, Hermeneutic Phenomenology.
Teaching / supervision:
Lecturer and supervisor in knowledge and research areas of interest at Bachelor's and Master's degrees levels.
Supervisor of PhD students.
Feel free to bring in new PhD students for guidance.
Subject Responsibility:
SYK180. Bachelor's Thesis in Nursing / Bachelor's Degree
SYK315. Professional Development in Specialty Nursing / Master's Degree
SYK355. 3rd Semester Thesis in Specialist Nursing / Master's Degree
Research Interests:
Patient Perspectives Transitions in health care (developmental, situational, organizational and health-related illness) User Participation in health care and research.
Link to previous publications:
Publications, Aarhus University