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Anna Olaison

Senior Associate Professor

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Publications

2023

Anna Olaison, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Johannes Hjalmarsson Österholm (2023) Making an (in)appropriate client: Social workers' use of storylines in gatekeeping processes in the context of collegial case conferences Nordic Social Work Research Continue to DOI
Anna Olaison, Donnelly Sarah (2023) Shared decision making with clients The SAGE Handbook of Decision Making, Assessment and Risk in Social Work, p. 252-260
Åsa Sax, Magnus Nord, Elisabet Cedersund, Anna Olaison, Annette Sverker, Lisa Kastbom (2023) Trustful conversations: a qualitative interview study on older patients experiences of the intervention Proactive healthcare in a Swedish primary care setting Primary Health Care Research and Development, Vol. 24, Article e53 Continue to DOI
Elin Nilsson, Anna Olaison (2023) "I See What You Mean"-A Case Study of the Interactional Foundation of Building a Working Alliance in Care Decisions Involving an Older Couple Living with Cognitive Decline Healthcare, Vol. 11, Article 2124 Continue to DOI
Anna Olaison, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Johannes Hjalmarsson Österholm (2023) Individers rätt till välfärdsinsatser i interna ärendekonferenser De sociala rättigheternas politik: Förhandlingar och spänningsfält, p. 103-117

Publications

2023

Anna Olaison, Annika Taghizadeh Larsson, Johannes Hjalmarsson Österholm (2023) Making an (in)appropriate client: Social workers' use of storylines in gatekeeping processes in the context of collegial case conferences Nordic Social Work Research Continue to DOI
Anna Olaison, Donnelly Sarah (2023) Shared decision making with clients The SAGE Handbook of Decision Making, Assessment and Risk in Social Work, p. 252-260
Åsa Sax, Magnus Nord, Elisabet Cedersund, Anna Olaison, Annette Sverker, Lisa Kastbom (2023) Trustful conversations: a qualitative interview study on older patients experiences of the intervention Proactive healthcare in a Swedish primary care setting Primary Health Care Research and Development, Vol. 24, Article e53 Continue to DOI