Name: Cornelia Ruland, RN, PhD. Dr. Ruland is Director of the Rikshospitalet-Radiumhospitalet Medical Center in Oslo, Norway. She has an RN degree and a PhD in nursing informatics, and holds the title of Professor of Medicine at the University of Oslo. She also holds an adjunct faculty position in biomedical informatics at Columbia University in New York.
Biography/Theory. Dr. Cornelia Ruland. Name: Cornelia Ruland, RN, PhD. Elected ACMI Fellow: Birthdate: Degrees: RN Haukeland School, Bergen, Norway ; MSN University of Oslo, ; Ph.D, Case Western Reserve, Current Position: Director, Center for Nursing Research, University of Bergen, Norway. Current email: @
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This guide contains resources on selected nurse theorists. Cornelia M. Ruland (Peaceful End-of-Life Theory). Cornelia M. Ruland received her Ph.D. Name: Cornelia M. Ruland, RN, PhD, FACMI Title: Director, Center for Shared Decision Making and Collaborative Care Research, Dept. of Medicine, Oslo University Hospital, Norway Professor II, Faculty of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo Email: @ Telephone number: landline and mobile: +47 23 07 54 60/+47 91 58 34
Professor of Medicine at the Cornelia M. Ruland received her Ph.D. in nursing from Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio in She is now the Director of the Center for Shared Decision Making and Nursing Research at Rikshospitalet University Hospital in Oslo, Norway.
Cornelia RULAND, Professor | Cornelia M. Ruland, RN, PhD, FACMI. director of the Rikshospitalet-Radiumhospitalet Medical Center in Osio, Norway; professor of Medicine at the University of Osio; PhD in nursing informatics; one of the most productive nursing informatics researchers in the world; influential in nursing practice in many countries.
She graduated in 1979 Biography/Theory Dr. Cornelia Ruland Ruland,a nursing theorist who, with Shirley M. Moore, developed the Peaceful End of Life Theory, which asserts that nurses are integral to the creation of peaceful end of life care, which includes freedom from suffering, emotional support, closeness to and participation by significant others, and treatment.
This curriculum vitae summarizes Cornelia Ruland Shirley M. Moore The contribution of developing a theory from this standard of care is that it can express a new unifying idea about the phenomenon of peaceful end of life for.