MINT
The MINT team focuses on research in medical education and in particular pedagogical encounters, simulation, and digital tools to support learning.
Medical educational research is an interdisciplinary field which investigates learning on individual and system levels in both formal education as well as in health care. Pedagogical encounters are defined as situations where the learner and the teacher/facilitator/professional meet and interact for the purpose of learning.
The MINT team has an interest in analyzing interactions and practices related to learning in healthcare as well as designing technology to support these. Much of our research uses a design science methodology which can involve both qualitative and quantitative methods.
MINT Calendar
Thursday, September 21: Carrie Tran’s kappa seminar, 13.00 at LIME, Insikten.
Title: “Students' perceptions of interprofessional learning and virtual patients in primary healthcare”
Friday October 13th (preliminary), Marit Vassbotten Olsen’s half-time seminar at the Western Norway University of Applied Sciences but possible to follow online:
Title: “Uønskete hendelser - læring fra praksisfelt til utdanning”
Monday October 16thPernilla Lundh‘s kappa seminar. 13.00 at LIME
Title: ”Designing for trust in clinical education”
Thursday November 23rd. Save the date for a Mint research seminar
Wednesday, December 6th, 13.00, Carrie Tran’s PhD dissertation.
Title: “Students' perceptions of interprofessional learning and virtual patients in primary healthcare”
Place: H2, Alfred Nobels Allé, Flemingsberg
Some of our research projects
ReHIn aims to create web-based educational resources to raise awareness and enable integration of refugees into the EU health culture and system.
Internationalisation of the Curriculum (IoC) has become a fundamental factor in Higher Education where best practices aim to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education.
- ACoRD - advancing co-creation of RLOs to digitalize healthcare curricula
- CEPEH - Chatbots Enhance Personalised European Healthvare Curricula
- ENTICE - Evaluaing Novel Tangible and Intangible Co-creative Experimental medical education
- dCOG - Care when and where it matters - A distributed COGnition approach
Staff
Teamleader
PhD students
Natalia Stathakarou, supervised by Klas Karlgren
Cara Swain, supervised by Klas Karlgren
Pernilla Lundh, supervised by Katri Manninen
Team members
Angelica Fredholm
Maxine Harjani
Hans Hjelmqvist
Charilaos Koufidis
Hanna Lachmann
Gunilla Lööf
Katri Manninen
Janet Mattsson
Suhail Muzaiek
Anna Pettersson
Susanne Lundell Rudberg
Charlotte Silén
Linda Sonesson
Jennifer Valcke
Alumni and ongoing collaborators
Åsa Alsiö
Nina Andersson-Papadogiannaki
Jesper Dalum, co-supervised by Klas Karlgren
Lena Engqvist Boman
Carina Georg
Javad Jafari
Juha Nieminen
Eleni Siouta
Taina Sormunen
Eva Toth-Pal
Carrie Tran
Luke Woodham