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Reports
Below you can find some publications about ESTHER.
- Mulvale, G., Green, J., Robert, G., Larkin, M., Vackerberg, N., Kjellström, S., ... & Craythorne, S. L. (2024). Adopting, implementing and assimilating coproduced health and social care innovations involving structurally vulnerable populations: findings from a longitudinal, multiple case study design in Canada, Scotland and Sweden. Health Research Policy and Systems, 22(1), 42. (Extern länk)
- Vackerberg, N., Andersson, A. C., Peterson, A., & Karltun, A. (2023). What is best for Esther? A simple question that moves mindsets and improves care. BMC Health Services Research, 23(1), 873. (Extern länk)
- Balancing power in co-production: introducing a reflection model (2021) (Extern länk)
- Care staff leadership implementing the Esther care model at a care home in Kent (2018) (Extern länk)
- Healthcare in transition. Understanding key ideas and tensions in contemporary healtch policy, s 134 - 151. (2017) (Extern länk)
- Improving Patient Flow: The Esther Project in Sweden (2015) (Extern länk)
- Person Driven Care (2012) (pdf, 425,8 KB)
- Quality, Development and Leadership - Lessons to learn from Jönköping (2011) (pdf, 1,4 MB)
- Sweden’s Esther Model: Improving Care for Elderly Patients with Complex Needs (2016) (Extern länk)
- The Esther approach to healthcare in Sweden: A business case for radical improvement (2013) (Extern länk)
- The Primary Partnership (2017) (pdf, 1,6 MB)
- The Senior Center in Tranås (pdf, 469,1 KB)
- What Is Best for Esther? Building Improvement Coaching Capacity With and for Users in Health and Social Care—A Case Study (2016) (Extern länk)
- How the Esther Network model for coproduction of person-centred health and social care was adopted and adapted in Singapore: a realist evaluation (2022) (Extern länk)
- Goldgruber, J., Vackerberg, N., Hartinger, G. (2023). ESTHER-Thinking in der (integrierten) Gesundheitsversorgung – Ein radikaler Ansatz für mehr Customer Centricity. In: Benning-Rohnke, E., Hasebrook, J., Pütz, M. (eds) Kunden begeistern. Springer Gabler, Wiesbaden. (Extern länk)
- The HPR-method - Healthcare Process Reengineering (pdf, 2,3 MB)