Current Research
Martin Salzmann-Erikson is developing and actively researching within the research program "Digital Shapeshifting". This program is one of three programs within the strategic research area of Health-Promoting Work.
Digital Shapeshifting aims to address the following societal challenges:
- Reducing digital exclusion when digital technology is integrated into healthcare in a way that strengthens empathetic and trustworthy relationships.
- Ensuring a safe and inclusive digital care environment where quality and nursing science perspectives are not compromised.
- Guaranteeing equal access and promoting digital competence.
Psychaitric nursing – theory development
- Interprofessional communication in psychiatric outpatient care (Main supervisor for doctoral student Ingela Rudberg)
- The role of staff in promoting participation among people with intellectual disabilities (Main supervisor for doctoral student Oskar Andersson)
- Violence and aggression in intensive care (Co-supervisor for doctoral student Fredric Sjöberg, KI)
- Inclusive health for women living in homelessness
- Integrated care: Creating a Mini-Maria outpatient facility
- Digitalization in Nursing
- Cyber nursing – theory development
- The dark side of digitalization in primary care – impact on the psychosocial work environment