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• Nina Gårevik

  Nina Gårevik Nina Gårevik at the Swedish Red Cross University Name: Nina Gårevik Title: PhD, Lecturer, RN Department: Department of Health Sciences Phone: +46(0)8 - 587 516 12 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID: 0000-0003-4308-5828 Dissertation year: 2013

  2024-08-22

• Mia Kraft

  Mia Kraft | Swedish Red Cross University Mia Kraft | Swedish Red Cross University Title: Lecturer Department: Department of Health Sciences, the Swedish Red Cross University, Stockholm, Sweden Phone: +46(0)8 - 58751658 E-mail:  [email protected] ORCID:

  2024-08-22

• Cheating, plagiarism and the Disciplinary Board

  Cheating, plagiarism and the Disciplinary Board Cheating, Plagiarism and the Disciplinary Board Information about cheating, plagiarism and the disciplinary board Cheating is a serious offence. It is important to know the rules and follow them. If you do not,

  2024-12-19

• Information about the questionnaire survey

  How does the survey work? We ask you to answer a survey. You are responding anonymously. We ask questions about your health and well-being, your experiences of support, whether you have experienced any discrimination and how you experienced the treatment from

  2024-06-28

• Research

  Research Resaerch Research at the Swedish Red Cross University The Swedish Red Cross University strives to be a leader which provides cutting-edge expertise within its research profile “Health Sciences in a Global Perspective”. In this field, researchers at

• Tommy Carlsson

  Tommy Carlsson | Swedish Red Cross University Title: Associate Professor, PhD, Reg. Midwife, Reg. Nurse, Specialist nurse in intensive care Department: Department of Health Sciences Phone: +46(0)8 - 587 516 21 E-mail: [email protected] ORCID:

  2024-08-22

• Our history

  The history of Swedish Red Cross University, in short.

  2024-08-01

• Service Definition

  Service Definition for Swedish Red Cross University The service includes user authentication for individuals with an electronic identity at the Swedish Red Cross University, as well as the transfer of attributes for the authenticated user.