Elizabeth Marcheschi
Elizabeth Marcheschi has a PhD in Environmental Psychology and works as a Post-Doctoral researcher at Chalmers University within the AIDAH project. The aim of her research is to gaining a better understanding of how home settings can be designed to support rehabilitation processes and well-being outcomes among stroke patients. The results from her work will add knowledge to an almost unexplored area of research. Elizabeth is teaching Environmental Psychology and she is involved in a research conducted at Lund University on walkability and vulnerable groups of society.
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A Theoretical Model for Urban Walking Among People With Disabilities
The home as a place for rehabilitation-What is needed?
The physical environment and its effect on health outcomes: a systematic review.
The Importance of the Built Environment in Person-Centred Rehabilitation at Home: Study Protocol
Home setting after stroke, facilitators and barriers: a systematic literature review
Environmental psychology and outpatient care setting
Quality of life and place attachment among people with severe mental illness
Physical-environment Qualities of Supported-housing Facilities for People with Severe Mental Illness
Environmental qualities in supported housing facilities for people with severe mental illness.
Human eeg responses to exact and statistical fractal patterns.
The physical environment of supported housing for people with severe mental illness
The physical environment of supported housing
Supported housing for people with severe mental illness (SMI)
Psychometric validation of the Swedish Depressive Personality Disorder Inventory
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