Research groups and units at LIME
An overview of the units and research groups conducting research at the Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics.
Units within the Division of Learning
Lifelong Learning in Health Care Contexts (LLiHCC)
Learning is the core concept and at the heart of Lifelong Learning in Health Care Contexts. Hence, we not only conduct research on learning, but also help improve education through evaluating teaching and learning.
To do so, we have developed systems and methods for assessment, quality improvement and feedback.
Terese Stenfors
ResearcherPrevention-Policy & Practice (PPP)
The research group PPP aims to generate evidence for effective prevention and promotion in national and global health care.
Tanja Tomson
ResearcherLearning Technologies
We conduct research driven initiatives and projects, which advance the contribution of emerging technologies, in order to benefit healthcare education and the health of our society. Our ambitions and motivations vary, but at our core we care about improving both health and learning.
Ronny Sejersen
Project managerUnit for Medical Statistics (MedStat)
The Medical Statistics Unit (Medstat) is involved in teaching, assignments and research in the field of medical statistics.
Eva Hagel
StatisticianUnits within the Health Informatics Centre (HIC)
Health Informatics Centre (HIC)
The Health Informatics Centre (HIC) performs research in the areas of clinical decision making, integrated patient-centred information systems for collaborative care and patient e-services with special focus on usability.
Sabine Koch
ProfessorMedical Interaction (MINT)
MINT is a team within the research group HIC at LIME which focuses on design science research and medical education.
Klas Karlgren
ResearcherUnits within the Centre for Healthcare Ethics (CHE)
Centre for Healthcare Ethics (CHE)
Karolinska Institutet, the Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University have together established the Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics, CHE. The centre addresses ethical issues in medical care, preventive healthcare and biomedical research.
Gert Helgesson
ProfessorHealth outcomes and economic evaluation
Health economics may be defined as the application of economic theories and methods on health and health care.
Kristina Burström
ResearcherMedical history and heritage
The research team studies the history of medicine and science in a historical, cultural and societal context. We develop and convey an understanding of the historical conditions of medical knowledge and healthcare.
Eva Åhrén
Operations directorUnits and research groups within Medical Management Centre (MMC)
Medical Management Centre (MMC)
MMC carries out research to support science-based management practice in health care. Our vision is to address how resources in the form of competence, knowledge, material and other assets can best be used and developed to improve human health.
Pamela Mazzocato
Acting head of Division (June-August 2020)Henna Hasson
Adjunct Professor, head of Division (on sabbatical leave June-August 2020)Clinical Management
We strive to bridge the medical management know-do gap by researching and developing innovative management practices together with practitioners that generate value for staff and patients.
Pamela Mazzocato
ResearcherCarl Savage
ResearcherHealth Economics and Economic Evaluation
Health economics may be defined as a sub-discipline of economics and involves the application of theories and methods of economics on the topics health and health care. This research-group is doing research within health economics with a focus on health economic evaluation.
Niklas Zethraeus
ResearcherHealth Economics and Policy
We conduct research on how resources are used to contribute to effective care and health improvements.
Clas Rehnberg
ProfessorLeadership in Healthcare and Academia
Mia von Knorring
ResearcherIntervention processes and outcomes (PROCOME)
The research group for Intervention processes and outcomes (PROCOME) focuses on research on effects and implementation of innovative improvement programs in different type of organizations, with specific focus on health and social care.
Hanna Augustsson
Research coordinatorMarta Roczniewska
Postdoctoral researcherSustainable Organizational Learning, Innovation, Improvement and Development in Health and Social services (SOLIID)
SOLIID is a research group with two main nodes, Karolinska Institutet and Umeå University. SOLIID works with action oriented organizational research within health and social services, with a focus on sustainability in organizational learning, innovation, improvement and development.
Monica Nyström
Lecturer seniorUnit for bioentrepreneurship (UBE)
Unit for Bioentrepreneurship, UBE, conducts research on and education in innovation and entrepreneurship. As an academic unit at KI, UBE can be considered as the first proactive link in KI:s innovation system.
Hanna Jansson
Head of unit/project leaderNational Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention (NASP)
Since 1993, the National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention (NASP) has been Stockholm County Council's advisor on Suicide Research and Prevention of Mental Ill-Health, and since 1994, NASP has been the Government's Expert in Suicide Prevention.
Danuta Wasserman
ProfessorDivision of Innovative Care Research
Division of Innovative Care Research
Innovative Care focus on conducting high quality, health care science-relevant research through multi-disciplinary collaboration.
Lars E Eriksson
Lecturer seniorIda Goliath
Affiliated to researchCultural Medicine
Cultural Medicine
Our increasingly global and multicultural society alongside an egalitarian health care policy places new demands on us all. My research area is in multicultural health and care research.