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Preparative collaboration for missing persons with dementia in Sweden: a pilot study [Elektronisk resurs]

Författare/Namn	Stenberg, Rebecca
Titel	Preparative collaboration for missing persons with dementia in Sweden: a pilot study [Elektronisk resurs]
Utgivningsår	2023
Anmärkning: Allmän	Kontakta biblioteket ifall du inte får tillgång till artikeln i fulltext. The project “Investigation of Missing Persons” is funded by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency/Centre for Advanced research in Emergency response, (CARER), at Linköping University and the Centre for Welfare Studies, CVS at University of Borås as a joint project developed in close collaboration with the Swedish Police National Rescue Council.
Anmärkning: Innehållsbeskrivning, sammanfattning	Purpose The purpose of this paper is to give an account for preparative collaboration between the police and municipal eldercare in Sweden concerning missing persons with dementia. Design/methodology/approach Design/methodology/approach used was a qualitative case study design, consisting of one focus group with representatives for the participating organisations, followed by directed content analysis. Findings The findings showed a lack of current collaboration and reluctance to new collaborative initiatives. However, when focussing on preparative collaboration of coordinated responses to missing incidents, possibilities for improvement could be identified. The improvements concerned updated personnel response checklists, along with suggestions for an elaborate life story document in eldercare, with police access. Finally, better coordination of the return of the found person and a follow up were proposed. Research limitations/implications It is suggested that collaboration must be given different meanings and use different approaches adapted to the different phases in a rescue operation. In the preparation and the response phase, the focus should be on coordination of the resources available. In the pre-planning and prevention phases, as well as in evaluation and learning, horizontal collaboration is more suitable. The amount of data in this study is a research limitation which calls for further research. Practical implications It is suggested that collaboration must be given different meanings and use different approaches adapted to the different phases in a rescue operation. In the preparation and the response phase, the focus should be on coordination of the resources available. In the pre-planning and prevention phases, as well as in evaluation and learning, horizontal co-operation is more suitable. Originality/value The originality/value of this paper can be found in the novelty of missing person research in Sweden, and in practical suggestions for preparative collaboration concerning persons with dementia who go missing. Finally, it can be found in the suggested need for a more dynamic and process-sensitive view of collaboration in SAR or rescue operations.
Ämnesord	collaboration dementia eldercare missing persons police preparedness Polisforskning i Sverige
Medarbetare	Wolmesjö, Maria,
Institution	Högskolan i Borås. Akademin för vård, arbetsliv och välfärd
Värdpublikation	International Journal of Emergency Services. ISSN 2047-0908
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The project “Investigation of Missing Persons” is funded by the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency/Centre for Advanced research in Emergency response, (CARER), at Linköping University and the Centre for Welfare Studies, CVS at University of Borås as a joint project developed in close collaboration with the Swedish Police National Rescue Council.

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