I. Koinberg

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Inga-lill Koinberg, I Koinberg, Inga‐lill Koinberg, Ingalill Koinberg, I. Koinberg
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40 papers · 932 citations · H-index 14

PAPERS

A transition out of the darkness: Patients' experience of the recovery phase after treatment for head and neck cancer.
20215 citationsauthor #2
Impact of a person-centered intervention for patients with head and neck cancer: a qualitative exploration
201812 citationsauthor #1
Economic evaluation of a person-centred care intervention in head and neck oncology: results from a randomized controlled trial
201819 citationsauthor #2
Challenges of evaluating a computer‐based educational programme for women diagnosed with early‐stage breast cancer: a randomised controlled trial
201716 citationsauthor #8
The unannounced patient in the corridor: trust, friction and person‐centered care
20179 citationsauthor #5
Health dialogue as a tool for health promotion on individual, group and organisational levels
20173 citationsauthor #2
Can a person-centred-care intervention improve health-related quality of life in patients with head and neck cancer? A randomized, controlled study
201738 citationsauthor #5
Economic analysis of a person-centered care intervention in head and neck oncology
20173 citationsauthor #2
Challenges of evaluating a computer‐based educational programme for women diagnosed with early‐stage breast cancer: a randomised controlled trial
201716 citationsauthor #7
Exploring the Person-Centeredness of an Innovative E-Supportive System Aimed at Person-Centered Care: Prototype Evaluation of the Care Expert
201610 citationsauthor #2
How Patient Involvement Can Contribute to the Development of Information Materials About Malignant Melanoma for Healthy Older Men
20160 citationsauthor #4
Purposeful Agency in Support Seeking During Cancer Treatment From a Person-Centered Perspective
20164 citationsauthor #2
Postoperative wound infections after a proctectomy—Patient experiences
20165 citationsauthor #3
The growing research field of patient education and learning: The significance of a Nordic network
20153 citationsauthor #3
The Recovery Process When Participating in Cancer Support and Rehabilitation Programs in Sweden
20153 citationsauthor #3
Promoting learning in web-based support for persons with long-term illness challenges and opportunities
20140 citationsauthor #4
Characterisation of Cancer Support and Rehabilitation Programmes: A Swedish Multiple Case Study
20147 citationsauthor #3
Role of Theories in the Design of Web-Based Person-Centered Support: A Critical Analysis
20143 citationsauthor #3
The capability approach as a framework for person-centered learning?
20140 citationsauthor #2
Person-centred web-based support - development through a Swedish multi-case study
20133 citationsauthor #3
Use of participatory design in the development of person-centred web-based support for persons with long-term illness
20137 citationsauthor #5
Patients’ experience of important factors in the healthcare environment in oncology care
201359 citationsauthor #2
Use of theories in web based support as a health oriented service for persons with chronic illness
20130 citationsauthor #3
An integrative review of supportive e-health programs in cancer care.
201383 citationsauthor #3
Patients' experience of important factors in the healthcare environment in oncology care.
201315 citationsauthor #2
Evaluation of a Web-based Educational Program for Women Diagnosed with Breast Cancer: Why is the Intervention Effect Absent?
20135 citationsauthor #5
Web-based support in long-term illness : a person-centred care approach
20120 citationsauthor #4
Editorial comment on “How do interventions design to improve provider-patient communication work? Illustrative applications of a framework for communication” and “The State of the Science: Informing choices across the cancer journey with public health mechanisms and decision processes”
20101 citationsauthor #3
A health economic evaluation of follow-up after breast cancer surgery: Results of an rct study
200932 citationsauthor #1
A health economic evaluation of follow up after breast cancer surgery : result from of an rct study
20083 citationsauthor #1
The usefulness of a multidisciplinary educational programme after breast cancer surgery: a prospective and comparative study.
200629 citationsauthor #1
Nurse-led follow-up on demand or by a physician after breast cancer surgery: a randomised study.
2004149 citationsauthor #1
Traditional or individualised follow-up in women after breast cancer surgery
20040 citationsauthor #1
Nurse-led follow-up on demand or by a physician after breast cancer surgery: a randomised study.
2004149 citationsauthor #3
Nurse-led follow-up on demand or by a physician after breast cancer surgery: a randomised study.
2004149 citationsauthor #2
Comparison between nurse-led check-ups on demand and follw-ups by a physician after breast cancer surgery.
20033 citationsauthor #1
Breast cancer patients' satisfaction with a spontaneous system of check-up visits to a specialist nurse.
200245 citationsauthor #1
Satisfaction with routine follow-up visits to the physician--the needs of patients with breast cancer.
200138 citationsauthor #1
The Needs of Patients with Breast Cancer
20012 citationsauthor #2
The Needs of Patients with Breast Cancer
20012 citationsauthor #1

TIMELINE

2001 40 citations

2002 45 citations

2003 3 citations

2004 149 citations

2006 29 citations

2008 3 citations

2009 32 citations

2010 1 citations

2012 0 citations

2013 172 citations

2014 10 citations

2015 6 citations

2016 19 citations

2017 69 citations

2018 31 citations

2021 5 citations

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