Ongoing research within the national programme on applied welfare research – granted in 2019

Programme grants

• Project leader

  Project title

  Granted funds (SEK)

• Lena Lundgren, University of Umeå

  Education and Systematic Service Assessment through Technology and Research (ESTR) to improve the effectiveness of the Swedish Social Welfare System

  23,995,000

• Susanne Strand, University of Örebro

  RISKSAM: Structured collaboration to prevent stalking and intimate partner violence – Implementation and evaluation of a risk management model for the social service and the police

  23,236,000

• Stefan Wiklund, Stockholm University

  Municipal child welfare - investigations, services and trajectories beyond.

  23,535,000

• Maria Eriksson, Ersta Sköndal Bräcke University Collage

  Coordinated intervention systems against violence in close relationships.

  23,987,000

Practic-oriented research fellow

• Project leader

  Project title

  Granted funds (SEK)

• Jenny Rangmar, Gothenburg Region Municipal Association

  Effects of treatment types for men with domestic violent behavior, a practice-based intervention study with pre-post treatment-control design.

  1,000,000

• Emanuel Åhlfeldt, University of Uppsala

  Predictors of sustainable change in a fragmented organizational context – A mixed method study of long-term implementation of a working model (IBIC) in the social services in Sweden

  1,000,000

• Iréne Josephson, Region Jönköping

  Identities, Involvement and Inclusion within Welfare office. Development of an evidence-based practice with local knowledge development for the benefit of service users.

  1,000,000

Post doc grants

• Project leader

  Project title

  Granted funds (SEK)

• Mariana S. Gustafsson, University of Linköping

  Automated decision making in social services: a study of institutional, organizational and professional tensions in the introduction of robotic process automation in the Swedish Income Support

  2,000,000

• Nataliya Thell (f.d. Kondratyuk), Lund University

  Social guidance on the Internet: professional challenges, strategies and practices

  2,000,000

• Linda Mossberg, University West

  What happens in interprofessional team collaboration in children? Children´s, care giver´s, and professionals´ roles and perspectives on impacts and experiences.

  2,000,000

Planning grants

• Project leader

  Project title

  Granted funds (SEK)

• Maria Flink, Region Stockholm

  Coordination of health and social care services for older people - a collaborative project for sustainability and improved outcomes

  992,000

• Kerstin Johansson, University of Linköping

  Strategical coordination and collaborations for long-term sustainable social service provision – An explorative case study to investigate the municipalities challenges and collaborations

  973,000

• Susanne Garvis, Stockholm University

  Inequalities in access to preschool across Sweden

  910,000

• Judith Lind, University of Linköping

  Recruitment, assessment and matching of foster carers

  997,000

• Torbjörn Forkby, Linneaus University

  Connected Children. Development of a knowledge-based and innovative prevention

  999,000

• Monika Wilinska, Jönköping University

  The organization, coordination and provision of social support to people with SMI

  1,000,000

• Anna Duner, University of Gothenburg

  Talking Mats as decision aid to promote involvement in choice and decision-making around home care services for older people living with dementia A planning study

  1,000,000

• Staffan Josephsson, Karolinska Institutet

  Stories as resource in co-creation of care for older person living with frailty

  751,000

• Fatumo Osman, University of Uppsala

  A feasibility study of implementing a sustainable and culturally tailored parenting program, using a process evaluation

  973,000

Publishing grant

• Project leader

  Project title

  Granted funds (SEK)

• Gisela Priebe, Lund University

  Minors exposed to abuse or neglect by a female or male caregiver – Systematic reviews of prevalence and social service interventions

  998,000

• Christine Gustafsson, Mälardalen University

  Factors that facilitate or hinder implementation of welfare technology

  879,000