Lene Lauge Berring, PhD, Research Leader in the Mental Health Service at Region Zealand, Slagelse, Denmark and Professor at Institute of Public Health, Faculty of Health, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark. She has a background as mental health nurse and is currently working on research related to integrated staff and patients learning programs targeting the decrease of coercive measures, and the decrease of violence in mental health care settings. Her Ph.D. was a Co-operative Inquiry about de-escalation practices related to managing violence and reducing coercive measures in mental health care setting. A Co-operative Inquiry. Lenes Expert area(s) of research methods is Qualitative Research in general, Discource analysis, Action Research, participatory research, systematic reviews within the qualitative field, Grounded Theory, Symbolic Interationism. Her expert areas of knowledge is primary related to the Mental Health Nursing and the Public Health Perspective including: violence prevention, de-escalation practices, safewards interventions, the Sixcore-strategy, Trauma Informed Care, user involvement. She is also an expert in Implementation and Learning activities as well as she is an expert in organizational changes.