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Practical things such as treatment appointments or patient transport times were agreed on beforehand and they set the limits of interview.During interviews, patients told about many things connected with different stages of the treatment process. Excellent, professional and friendly secretaries have been ready to help with our scientific and practical questions. My husband and I walked each day to the city center and enjoyed the cuisine and hospitality of the area.

She is also getting training in research methods and interventions. No one used their cell phones or computers during the education. When we finally arrived to Leuven it was so exciting because most of the city looked very old which was so different to what I was used to see in my home country Finland. It was wonderful to see the state-of-the-art technologies/techniques and I found our discussions very useful and enjoyable. She has offered me nice company for the different cultural events and delicious dinners.

I have compared several machine learning algorithms to ensure that we select the most reliable/accurate technique for this application. Regardless of the language problems, I noted that leadership in nursing share the same issues in Italy and Finland: patient safety, orientation and non-stop changes in the healthcare system.

Starting from patient arrival to the unit in the hospital lobby, patients were received by professionals and experienced experts.

As a senior scientist I can participate to some courses for doctoral students to gain insights of the training and meet doctoral students and senior faculty. We can really learn a lot from this site. Patients' families are also an important asset and they are expected to arrive early in the morning to the departments.I was with Professor Poletti in hospitals while she trained the staff. I have participated in different courses in University of Pittsburg, School of Nursing, during my stay; the Manuscript Preparation, Theoretical Foundations for Research, Research Methods and Finance and Economics for Health Care Leaders courses supported my working with INEXCA-project. They have developed the hospital for seven years according to the Magnet principles and 3,5 years ago they decided to aim to get the status. Nurse leaders are well known and it is easy to approach.At the end of my secondment I was in Healthy Work Environment Congress organized by Sigma Theta Tau International in Indianapolis.

Most of the graduates were Bachelor of Science in Nursing but there also were some Master of Science in Nursing Science. I was told that the students have few classes where they learn about health economics even though those skills are really needed. This was accorded two reviews in Fanfare, one a four-page rave, the other a four sentence dismissal.

I would like to thank my host, Antti-Pekka, for arranging such great visit and arranging further follow-up visits with other clinical experts who were not available on the first day.During the secondment, I have given several presentations about my research at Surrey, mainly focusing on "Data Analytics and Machine Learning for Dementia Care". The ticket is ready for the Penguins’ game against Minnesota Wilds. Great timing to be just now here in Pittsburgh!I came here on the 20th October for my seven weeks long secondment. In the afternoon Paula’s older son offered the best cultural experience of my journey.

It will be very interesting to see what the results of the interviews will be once they are analysed!In addition to conducting the interviews I got the opportunity to meet the INEXCA Project Manager Maija Hartikainen at the UEF Project Management Services.

I had some interesting discussions about nursing management with Senior lecturer, University of Eastern Finland Pirjo Partanen.

There are 400 nursing master level students, yearly intake being 20 students.