| Study characteristics |
| Country / Income of the Country |
Norway (HIC) |
| Objective of study |
Quote: "To elucidate how the interdisciplinary collaboration in reablement worked in a Norwegian context" |
| participant´s description |
Thirty‐three healthcare providers (nine physiotherapists, nine nurses, seven occupational therapists, four social educators, three auxiliary nurses and one social worker) from seven municipalities |
| Health condition |
NA |
| Mode of rehabilitation delivery |
In‐person home‐based rehabilitation |
| Type of rehabilitation provided |
Multidisciplinary |
| Study design / Data collection approach / Data analysis approach |
Qualitative study/ Focus groups interviews/ Hermeneutic approach |
| Funding sources for the study / Conflict of interest |
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| Notes |
This study was eligible but not sampled given that the data were not as thick as data from other eligible studies, and the study setting/population/mode of rehabilitation and type of rehabilitation provided is already covered in many of the other sampled studies |
