Violence in Nursing Practice – Perceptions and Experiences of Violence from the Perspective of Trainees

Project Duration: 01.06.2022 to 31.12.2025

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This research project aims to investigate how trainees perceive and experience violence during their practical training in health care and nursing. The project aims to reflect on the attitudes and motivations of trainees regarding their future work environment. Through participatory research, students will be involved in the project as co-researchers. The research methods employed include conceptual analysis, community mapping, focus group discussions, and an analysis of practice reflection forms.

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Research Areas

Life Sciences, Health, and Quality of Life

Department

Applied Nursing Science

 

Research Goals

  • The study focuses on describing the perception and experience of violence from the perspective of trainees during practical training in Health Care and Nursing
  • A further aim is to find out how students can be involved in the research process as co-researchers at different levels of participation
 


UN Sustainable Development Goals


Project Lead

Project team

Vienna Health Association, program divisions in the Bachelor's programme Health Care and Nursing

Diamonde Kullnig, MSc
(programme division 6)

Mag.a Astrid Sobczak
(Program Division 6)

Dr Martina Hiemetzberger
(program division 7)

Karin Bauer, MSc MSc
(Program Division 7)