Projects

SNP

Symptom Navi Program

The Symptom Navi Program helps people living with cancer to manage their own symptoms during and after periods of therapy.

PIAVIR

Diabetes: Promoting self-management through virtual nursing interventions

This development and feasibility study aims to understand and enhance patient participation in self-management behaviour, through virtual nursing interventions in hospital and outpatient settings.

QUAFIPA-PCCP

Prise en charge centrée sur la personne

Evaluation de la satisfaction des résident·es et des proches concernant la prise en charge centrée sur la personne dans les établissements médicaux-sociaux.

REFINE

Soutien à l’autogestion dans l'insuffisance cardiaque

Utilisation d'une technique de développement consensuelle pour affiner une nouvelle intervention complexe à plusieurs composantes qui servira au suivi du soutien dans l'insuffisance cardiaque.

COP 1

Un projet de développement de la filière Ostéopathie

Développement d’une couverture de siège équipée de capteurs pour évaluer les contraintes mécaniques appliquées aux agents de police par les équipements portés lors de la conduite.

QUAFIPA-BENCH

Relevé et analyse des indicateurs qualité (benchmarking) des établissements médico-sociaux fribourgeois

CINA-CANCER

Consultation INfirmière pour des Adultes atteint·es d’une maladie CANCEReuse : CINA-CANCER

Ces consultations ont été codéveloppées dans le cadre d’un partenariat académique clinique entre l’Hôpital fribourgeois (HFR) et la HEdS-FR. Elles s’adaptent aux besoins spécifiques des personnes en période de thérapie ambulatoire, tout en s’inspirant d’instruments d’évaluation reconnus (Supportive Care Needs Survey, Connor Davidson Resilience Score).

ERNA

Person-centred collaboration with relatives in long-term care facilities

The aim of this study is to enable teams in Swiss nursing homes to work with relatives in a person-centred way.

COVID-NURSE

Stressors, overall health and workplace wellbeing of Swiss nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic and potential health protective factors: A longitudinal mixed-method study

This partnership with the Institut et Haute École de Santé La Source, in Lausanne seeks to identify protective factors among Swiss nurses during the COVID-19 pandemic. The longitudinal, mixed-methods approach focuses on potential stressors as well as overall health and wellbeing

VIOLENCE

Les étudiant·es face à la violence durant leurs stages pratiques

Les expériences de violence vécues par les étudiant·es en soins infirmiers durant leurs stages : une étude mixte

PROFESSION INFIRMIERE OU ASSC

Identification des facteurs permettant de rester plus longtemps dans la profession infirmière ou ASSC

Comment retenir le personnel infirmier et les assistant·es en soins et santé communautaires (ASSC) dans leur métier plus longtemps ? Sur mandat de la Direction de la santé et des affaires sociales (DSAS) du canton de Fribourg, la Haute école de santé Fribourg (HEdS-FR) a identifié des mesures concrètes qui pourraient être mises en place à court et moyen terme, afin d’améliorer l’attractivité de ces deux professions et de contribuer au maintien du personnel de santé.

NURSING PROFESSION

How important is my profession in my life?

Pilot study on the importance of their profession to newly graduated nurses and students of nursing at the beginning of their bachelor studies

CUTIES

An osteopathic research project with infants

The School of Health Sciences Fribourg has contributed to the first international pragmatic clinical trial assessing osteopathic care. The CUTIEs Trial was designed to investigate the effectiveness of the manual components of osteopathic care in reducing crying times in unsettled infants.

OSTEOSURVEY

The role of osteopathy in the Swiss primary health care system: a practice review

The aim of this study is to describe osteopathic activity, scope of practice and their patients’ profile to understand their role within the Swiss health system. This study will provide information and data to describe the profession, to help formulate teaching goals, plan ongoing training, identify research priorities, and provide data for stakeholder negotiation.

SYMPERHEART

Symptom perception among persons with heart failure and their informal caregivers: development and feasibility of a complex nursing intervention

This doctoral project in nursing science (PhD in Nursing Science) aimed to develop a complex, evidence-based intervention supporting SYMptom PERception in HEART failure (SYMPERHEART) and test its feasibility, acceptability, and outcome responsiveness among persons with heart failure and their informal caregivers.

HEALTH EXPERIENCE

Sharing patients’ and informal caregivers’ experiences - using symptom exacerbation narratives to reducing delay in seeking care among people with Heart Failure.

The overall objective of this study is to explore symptom exacerbation experiences of people with HF and their informal caregivers, and to assess the impact of using symptom exacerbation experience narratives on people with HF and their informal caregivers.

ACASEM

Digital tool to promote self-management for people affected by cancer

The Symptom Navi programme, accessible via www.symptomnavi.ch, supports patients and informal caregivers to better manage the effects of cancer disease and its treatments. Digital tools such as websites and applications are playing an increasingly important role in supporting self-management. However, little research has been carried out into how they are used and how well they meet users' needs.

PAPA

From knowledge to action

PrActice Science PArtnership in Swiss Long-Term Care Facilities (PAPA). University hospitals play a leading role in the implementation of new knowledge in the acute care sector. With the PAPA project, the LORE research group enables long-term care facilities to take on this leadership role which is similar to that of university hospitals. The LORE research group supports long-term care facilities in applying knowledge and thereby developing nursing care. The PAPA project takes place under the motto “From knowledge to action” and is empowered by Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) who bridge research and practice as clinical nursing experts (APN-CH).