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Maria Randmaa is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Gävle, specializing in health sciences with a focus on patient safety, healthcare communication, and pain physiology. Her research explores cognitive functions like memory and investigates communication protocols in anesthesia and intensive care settings. She holds a Doctor of Medicine (2016) from Uppsala University and has extensive clinical experience, including roles as a Pain Nurse and Intensive Care Nurse at Gävle Hospital.
Education highlights include:
- Doctor of Medicine (240 credits), Uppsala University (2016)
- Master of Philosophy, University of Gävle (2009)
- Higher Education Pedagogy, 9 credits (2008)
- Nursing with Pain Focus, Red Cross University College (2004)
Her current research project, funded by HiG, Region Gävleborg, and Patient Insurance LÖF, evaluates the impact of SBAR communication protocols on patient safety and interprofessional collaboration in anesthesia and intensive care. This multi-institutional study assesses changes in communication practices and incident report trends.
Key research trends in her articles emphasize structured communication protocols (e.g., SBAR), interdisciplinary team dynamics, and patient handover processes in surgical and anesthetic settings. Her work integrates observational studies, focus groups, and intervention methodologies to address gaps in clinical communication.
No scientific awards are listed. Her professional experience spans over 35 years in healthcare, including 19 years as a nurse in intensive care and pain units before transitioning to academia in 2007.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with Region Gävleborg and the Anesthesia Clinic at Gävle Hospital on patient safety initiatives.
