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Inger James is an Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer at Karlstad University, Sweden. Her work focuses on elderly care, palliative care, and healthcare ethics, particularly exploring topics such as patient participation, moral case deliberation, and the creation of meaningful daily life for older adults in home and institutional care settings. She has collaborated extensively with colleagues in nursing and gerontology to address ethical challenges in caregiving and leadership.
Her research emphasizes practical, participatory approaches to improving care quality, including studies on nurse assistants' roles, family dynamics at life's end, and leadership strategies in municipal healthcare. Publications span from 2010 to 2024, reflecting sustained contributions to understanding dignity, security, and value-based care for aging populations.
Key areas of investigation include:
- Ethical leadership in home care management
- Nurse assistants' experiences and knowledge
- Goal-setting in participatory care models
- Moral case deliberation methodologies
No awards are listed in the provided materials, though her work reflects significant engagement with clinical and policy-oriented research in elderly care. Her email is inger.james@kau.se.
