Objectives
The focal point of the group is to develop research-based knowledge that is relevant for research, education, dissemination and practice. The group intends to support the members in, for example, project development, research partners, obtaining funds, carrying out projects and publishing.
Seminars
The group have three meetings per semester and when needed (ad hoc). The meetings focus on building research expertise, contributing to research and dissemination of research. Professional discussions that support national and international research publications are particularly emphasized.
The seminars focus on presentation of and response to members' written work at various stages of the research process. This extends from the presentation of research ideas, via response to theoretical angles and analysis strategy, to papers that will soon be completed.
Main research areas
Interprofessional collaboration research in practice (children, youth, adults and elderly) in various settings such as mental health, addiction, institutions, and so forth.
Interprofessional collaboration in education, focusing on students’ and teachers’ perceptions regarding collaboration and activities relevant to practice.