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Anneli Ozanne

Professor/ Nurse

Care in Long-term Conditions
Telephone
+46 31-786 60 72
+46 766-18 60 72
Mail
anneli.ozanne@gu.se
Visiting address
Arvid Wallgrens backe hus 1 och 2
41346 Göteborg
Postal address
Box 457
40530 Göteborg

About Anneli Ozanne

Anneli Ozanne holds a PhD in Neurology and is Professor of Nursing with a focus on neurological care and palliative care. She has more than 25 years of experience in clinical nursing within neurological care and holds a joint appointment as Senior University Hospital Nurse at the Department of Neurological Care, Sahlgrenska University Hospital.

Research

Anneli’s research focuses on care in various neurological conditions as well as palliative care. A particular emphasis is placed on care and support for families where a person is living with ALS, a brain tumour or epilepsy. Her research is interdisciplinary and is grounded in the health of patients and significant others, their need for support and care throughout the entire course of illness.

A central perspective is person-centred and close to home care, with collaboration between different healthcare providers. The research projects aim to develop and implement support interventions that contribute to equitable and health-promoting care, with the family in focus throughout the disease trajectory.

Anneli is one of the research leaders in the research group Care for people with long-term conditions: paediatric care, neurological care and palliative care at the Department of Health and Care Sciences, University of Gothenburg.

Research groups and networks

Teaching

Anneli is programme coordinator for the specialist nursing programme in neurological care. She teaches at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels, with a particular focus on neurological care, palliative care and qualitative research methods.

Clinical practice

Anneli holds a joint appointment as Senior University Hospital Nurse at the Department of Neurological Care, Sahlgrenska University Hospital. She has more than 25 years of experience in neurological nursing and has worked in both outpatient and inpatient care.

She is a member of R&D Gothenburg and Southern Bohuslän and R&D Neurological Care at Sahlgrenska University Hospital, a board member of ISNF and of the Familjen Bursie Foundation.

Keywords

Nursing; neurology; ALS; epilepsy; brain tumours; palliative care; family members; children as next of kin; content analysis; hermeneutics; phenomenological hermeneutics; complex interventions