Research groups and units at LIME

HIC performs research in the areas of clinical decision making, integrated patient-centred information systems, patient e-services with special focus on usability.

BIT strives to find ways in which behavioral data can be used to optimize health interventions, target work-related stress and improve workers’ well-being.

MINT focuses on research in medical education and in particular pedagogical encounters, simulation, and digital tools to support learning.

The group strives to bridge the medical management know-do gap by researching and developing innovative management practices together with practitioners.

The research group is doing research within health economics with a focus on health economic evaluation.

The group conducts research on how resources are used to contribute to effective care and health improvements.

We integrate research, education and collaboration within leadership and organisation.

Intervention processes and outcomes focuses on effects and implementation of innovative improvement programs.

Sustainable Organizational Learning, Innovation, Improvement and Development in Health and Social services (SOLIID).

KI, the Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University have together established the Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics.

Health economics may be defined as the application of economic theories and methods on health and health care.

The research team studies the history of medicine and science in a historical, cultural and societal context.