Trine Schifter Larsen
Biographic Data
| ID | 257928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Trine Schifter Larsen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Trine Schifter |
| FAMILY NAME | Larsen |
| SIGNATURE | LARSEN T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Roskilde University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5410-7987 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Exploring Boundaries of Healthcare Roles: The Boundary Work of Hospital Professionals in a Community-Based Health Intervention
This article examines how hospital-based professionals establish and negotiate their roles without relying on institutional agendas and logics, representing a reconfiguration of professional boundaries through community-based participatory research. Operating outside traditional clinical settings, we examine through interviews and observations how these professionals interact with elderly residents and researchers in shaping a community-oriented …
Anchor questions to improve patient-reported outcome measure interpretability in patients undergoing knee or hip arthroplasty - a mixed-methods content validity, construct validity, and reliability st…
The MIC and PASS anchor questions demonstrated a high degree of content validity, while it was questionable for TF. Construct validity was considered good to poor for PASS, but patients may consider their present state more than their preoperative state when responding to the MIC. Reliability was considered acceptable in both MIC and PASS
Challenges facing the clinical adoption of a new prognostic biomarker: A case study
Overwork as a concept to understand health inequities for ethnicised patients in health care
Health inequities for ethnically minoritised patients are well-documented. In this ethnographic study, we follow thirteen patients categorised as 'ethnic minorities' in Danish health care during hospitalisation in three orthopaedic wards across two hospitals. The categorisation of 'ethnic minority patient' has been problematised for its Eurocentric origin and practices within Westernised health care. We use ethnicised to emphasise the process of …
Emotional risk work during the pandemic: Healthcare professionals’ perceptions from a Covid-19 ward
In March 2020, COVID-19 wards were established in hospitals in Denmark. Healthcare professionals from a variety of specialities and wards were transferred to these new wards to care for patients admitted with severe COVID-19 infections. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in a COVID-19 ward at a hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark, including focus group interviews with nursing staff, we intended to explore practices in a COVID-19 ward by seeking insight …
Affective relations of sleep in rehabilitation: Cutting across social and biological divide to study how sleep comes to matter in rehabilitation
Sleep as Homework and Engagement in Rehabilitation
In today's push for shorter and quicker hospitalisations, everyday life often becomes a place of rehabilitation for people after they undergo surgical procedures. In order for hospitals to manage shortened periods of admission and to facilitate post-operative rehabilitation, a patient's active engagement has become a central element to clinical treatment and care in Denmark. For example, in the recovery from orthopedic surgery, sleep becomes a ty…
En Ø Af Ro: En forandringsproces på et dansk hospital
Denne artikel viser, hvordan en forandringsproces på et hospital kan forstås, når den kontekstualiseres ind i en bredere problematik om organisationers kontinuerlige forsøg på at sikre innovation og forandring. På baggrund af et aktionsforskningsprojekt gennemført i samarbejde med plejepersonalet på et akutkirurgisk afsnit blev ideen om at skabe en fælles samling hver dag kl. 12 udviklet. Denne artikel bidrager med en etnografisk beskrivelse af d…
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En Ø Af Ro: En forandringsproces på et dansk hospital
Denne artikel viser, hvordan en forandringsproces på et hospital kan forstås, når den kontekstualiseres ind i en bredere problematik om organisationers kontinuerlige forsøg på at sikre innovation og forandring. På baggrund af et aktionsforskningsprojekt gennemført i samarbejde med plejepersonalet på et akutkirurgisk afsnit blev ideen om at skabe en fælles samling hver dag kl. 12 udviklet. Denne artikel bidrager med en etnografisk beskrivelse af d…
Affective relations of sleep in rehabilitation: Cutting across social and biological divide to study how sleep comes to matter in rehabilitation
Sleep as Homework and Engagement in Rehabilitation
In today's push for shorter and quicker hospitalisations, everyday life often becomes a place of rehabilitation for people after they undergo surgical procedures. In order for hospitals to manage shortened periods of admission and to facilitate post-operative rehabilitation, a patient's active engagement has become a central element to clinical treatment and care in Denmark. For example, in the recovery from orthopedic surgery, sleep becomes a ty…
Emotional risk work during the pandemic: Healthcare professionals’ perceptions from a Covid-19 ward
In March 2020, COVID-19 wards were established in hospitals in Denmark. Healthcare professionals from a variety of specialities and wards were transferred to these new wards to care for patients admitted with severe COVID-19 infections. Based on ethnographic fieldwork in a COVID-19 ward at a hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark, including focus group interviews with nursing staff, we intended to explore practices in a COVID-19 ward by seeking insight …
Challenges facing the clinical adoption of a new prognostic biomarker: A case study
Overwork as a concept to understand health inequities for ethnicised patients in health care
Health inequities for ethnically minoritised patients are well-documented. In this ethnographic study, we follow thirteen patients categorised as 'ethnic minorities' in Danish health care during hospitalisation in three orthopaedic wards across two hospitals. The categorisation of 'ethnic minority patient' has been problematised for its Eurocentric origin and practices within Westernised health care. We use ethnicised to emphasise the process of …
Exploring Boundaries of Healthcare Roles: The Boundary Work of Hospital Professionals in a Community-Based Health Intervention
This article examines how hospital-based professionals establish and negotiate their roles without relying on institutional agendas and logics, representing a reconfiguration of professional boundaries through community-based participatory research. Operating outside traditional clinical settings, we examine through interviews and observations how these professionals interact with elderly residents and researchers in shaping a community-oriented …
Anchor questions to improve patient-reported outcome measure interpretability in patients undergoing knee or hip arthroplasty - a mixed-methods content validity, construct validity, and reliability st…
The MIC and PASS anchor questions demonstrated a high degree of content validity, while it was questionable for TF. Construct validity was considered good to poor for PASS, but patients may consider their present state more than their preoperative state when responding to the MIC. Reliability was considered acceptable in both MIC and PASS
Medicine (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Health care (3 works) · Nursing (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Employment and Welfare Studies (2 works) · Occupational Therapy Practice and Research (2 works) · Physical medicine and rehabilitation (2 works) · Physical therapy (2 works)