Fredricka Gilje - Concepedia

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Fredricka Gilje

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F Gilje, F. GILJE, F. Gilje, Fredricka Gilje, Fredricka Gilje,, Fredricka L Gilje, Fredricka L. Gilje, Fredricka Leigh Gilje

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Umeå University University of Alaska Anchorage University of North Dakota UiT The Arctic University of Norway Montana State University Billings

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Fredricka Gilje is an author at Umeå University specializing in medicine, nursing, and medical ethics.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	8	8	258
2	Nursing	6	6	217
3	Business	1	1	24
4	Education	1	1	15
5	Law	1	1	62

Fredricka Gilje

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974

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	Year	Citations
Being burdened and balancing boundaries: a qualitative study of nurses' experiences caring for patients who self‐harm C. WILSTRAND, Britt‐Marie Lindgren, Fredricka Gilje, Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing	2007	132
Dignity in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive care Anna Söderberg, Fredricka Gilje, Astrid Norberg Intensive and Critical Care Nursing Palliative CareMedical EthicsBiomedical EthicEthical AnalysisHealthcare Ethic	1997	88
Gerontology and Geriatric Issues and Trends in U.S. Nursing Programs: A National Survey Fredricka Gilje, Laura Lacey, Carol Kerrigan Moore Journal of Professional Nursing NursingGeriatric IssuesGeriatricsNursing ProgramsElderly Care	2007	84
Struggling for hopefulness: a qualitative study of Swedish women who self‐harm Britt‐Marie Lindgren, C. WILSTRAND, Fredricka Gilje, Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing	2004	80
Transforming Desolation into Consolation: the meaning of being in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive care Anna Söderberg, Fredricka Gilje, Astrid Norberg Nursing Ethics	1999	66
Struggling to Become Ready for Consolation: experiences of suicidal patients Anne‐Grethe Talseth, Fredricka Gilje, Astrid Norberg Nursing Ethics	2003	66
Nurses’ narratives about using coercion in psychiatric care Britta Olofsson, Fredricka Gilje, Lars Jacobsson, Journal of Advanced Nursing NursingMedical EthicsMental Health NursingPsychological ViolenceNursing Research	1998	62
Expressions of power and powerlessness in discharge planning: a case study of an older woman on her way home Eva Österlund Efraimsson, Birgit H. Rasmussén, Fredricka Gilje, Journal of Clinical Nursing	2003	49
Being met[mdash ]A passageway to hope for relatives of patients at risk of committing suicide: A phenomenological hermeneutic study Anne‐Grethe Talseth, Fredricka Gilje, Astrid Norberg Archives of Psychiatric Nursing PsychiatryEnd-of-life CareSuicideEnd-of-life IssuePsychology	2001	41
Meeting tragedy: interviews about situations of ethical difficulty in intensive care Anna Söderberg, Astrid Norberg, Fredricka Gilje Intensive and Critical Care Nursing Humanity And MedicineMedical EthicsPatient SafetyEnd-of-life IssueEthical Analysis	1996	38

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