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Nordic nursing research has a strong tradition within the qualitative approach when exploring the lived experience of critical illness and describing the perspectives of patient and family. The Nordic Association for Intensive Care Nursing Research (NOFI) was established in 2003 by academically prepared intensive care nurses from Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The Nordic Association for Intensive Care Nursing Research Sissel Lisa Storli, Ingrid Egerod, Berit Lindahl and Anetth Granberg Axéll. Intensive care nursing is still a young domain of research. We need to encourage more scholars within this area to increase our knowledge base, improve the ICUexperience and formalize rehabilitation of postICU patients. Intensive care is a collaborative practice and future research should reflect the interdisciplinary aspect of the field. Professional team work around the intensive care patient. The initial focus of NOFI was on nursing research, but an interdisciplinary approach has also been encouraged with joint research and conference activities. The NOFI board members have arranged biannual meetings for members and individuals interested in the network. Conference activity has alternated between Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Conference themes have been: ICU environment and acoustics, relatives of ICU patients, ways of knowing, sedation, ethics, patient diaries, multimodal interventions, research designs, ICU delirium, psychometrics, burns, and mechanical ventilation. Other activities have included lectures from recently completed Ph.D. studies within the scope of intensive care in the Nordic countries. The purpose of NOFI was to encourage research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries, to establish a network of intensive care nursing scholars, to exchange research experience and research outcomes among the Nordic research communities, and to increase the visibility of research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries NOFI increases the visibility of research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries. The NOFI website encourages networking by presentation of scholars and publications. Scholars in NOFI have collaborated on several studies combining data from the Nordic countries. NOFI provides the profiles of Nordic nursing scholars within intensive care in Denmark, Norway and Sweden presenting their research on the website, www.nofi.info Ingrid Egerod, Professor Copenhagen University Hospital Rigshospitalet Trauma Center HOC 3193 Blegdamsvej 9 DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmark e-mail: [email protected] Sissel Lisa Storli PhD, Associate Professor, (Chairman NOFI?) Faculty of Health Sciences Department of Health and care Sciences University of Tromsø Norway e-mail :[email protected] Berit Lindahl, RNT, PhD Senior lecturer, Associate Professor School of Health Sciences University College of Borås SE-501 90 Borås, Sweden e-mail: [email protected] Anetth Granberg Axell RN. Ph.D, Clinical lecturer FoUU Region Halland SE-301 85 Halmstad, Sweden e-mail: [email protected]

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  • Nordic nursing research has a strong tradition within the qualitative approach when exploring the lived experience of critical illness and describing the perspectives of patient and family. The Nordic Association for Intensive Care Nursing Research (NOFI) was established in 2003 by academically prepared intensive care nurses from Denmark, Norway and Sweden. 

    The Nordic Association for Intensive Care Nursing Research 

    Sissel Lisa Storli, Ingrid Egerod, Berit Lindahl and Anetth Granberg Axéll.

    Intensive care nursing is still a young domain of research. We need to encourage more scholars within this area to increase our knowledge base, improve the ICU‐experience and formalize rehabilitation of post‐ICU patients. Intensive care is a collaborative practice and future research should reflect the interdisciplinary aspect of the field.

    Professional team work around the intensive care patient.

    The initial focus of NOFI was on nursing research, but an interdisciplinary approach has also been encouraged with joint research and conference activities. The NOFI board members have arranged biannual meetings for members and individuals interested in the network. Conference activity has alternated between Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Conference themes have been: ICU environment and acoustics, relatives of ICU patients, ways of knowing, sedation, ethics, patient diaries, multimodal interventions, research designs, ICU delirium, psychometrics, burns, and mechanical ventilation. Other activities have included lectures from recently completed Ph.D. studies within the scope of intensive care in the Nordic countries.

    The purpose of NOFI was to encourage research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries, to establish a network of intensive care nursing scholars, to exchange research experience and research outcomes among the Nordic research communities, and to increase the visibility of research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries

    NOFI increases the visibility of research in intensive care nursing in the Nordic countries. The NOFI website encourages networking by presentation of scholars and publications. Scholars in NOFI have collaborated on several studies combining data from the Nordic countries.

    NOFI provides the profiles of Nordic nursing scholars within intensive care in Denmark, Norway and Sweden presenting their research on the website, www.nofi.info

    Ingrid Egerod, ProfessorCopenhagen University Hospital Rigshospitalet Trauma Center HOC 3193 Blegdamsvej 9 DK-2100 Copenhagen, Denmarke-mail: [email protected]

    Sissel Lisa StorliPhD, Associate Professor, (Chairman NOFI?)Faculty of Health SciencesDepartment of Health and care SciencesUniversity of TromsøNorway e-mail :[email protected]

    Berit Lindahl, RNT, PhDSenior lecturer, Associate ProfessorSchool of Health SciencesUniversity College of BoråsSE-501 90 Borås, Swedene-mail: [email protected]

    Anetth Granberg Axell RN. Ph.D, Clinical lecturerFoUU Region Halland SE-301 85 Halmstad, Swedene-mail: [email protected]

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