About
Jenny Molin is an Associate Professor at Umeå University, affiliated with the Department of Nursing and the Department of Clinical Sciences Section: Psychiatry. She combines academic work with clinical employment in psychiatric care settings. Her research focuses on mental health nursing, particularly in psychiatric inpatient and emergency care environments.
Education & Qualifications:
- Docent (Swedish equivalent to Associate Professor) in Nursing
- Doctorate in Nursing Science (inferred from Docent title)
Research Interests:
- Qualitative methodologies applied to mental health care
- Patient-staff interactions and nursing interventions
- Suicide risk assessment and prevention in psychiatric settings
- Interprofessional teamwork dynamics
- Patient isolation and environmental design in inpatient care
Key Projects:
- Developed the 'Time Together' nursing intervention to improve patient-staff interactions in psychiatric care
- Investigated the Power Threat Meaning Framework in adolescent mental health
- Studied ethical dilemmas in forensic psychiatric care decision-making
Awards & Grants: Current recipient of ALF funding for northern medical research (2023).
Labs/Teams:
- Member of the Qualitative Methods Research Group at Umeå University
- Lead researcher for the 'Power Threat and Meaning Framework' initiative (2018-2024)
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