Siri Elisabeth Meyer

Siri Elisabeth Meyer is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of South-Eastern Norway, specializing in municipal health services, nutrition, and psychology. Her teaching encompasses public health, nutrition, wound care, and psychology for nursing and radiography programs.

• Education: Master of Nursing Science (UiO, 2006), Intermediate/Undergraduate Psychology (UiO, 2003), Further Education in Geriatrics (Diakonhjemmet, 1996), Bachelor of Nursing (1986)

Research Interests:
Her work focuses on nutrition for the elderly, particularly challenges like taste loss and social isolation affecting food intake. She explores meaning in nursing work, change processes, and motivational strategies in healthcare. Collaborations include the Røyken Project on nurse recertification and e-learning initiatives in nutrition.

Publications:
Her articles address nutritional assessment in home nursing (2017), meaningful work in nursing homes (2010), and reflective practice in community settings (2011). These highlight interdisciplinary approaches bridging nursing, psychology, and gerontological health.