Division of Physiotherapy

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At the division of Physiotherapy, we conduct education, postgraduate education and research within physiotherapy.

About the division
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Malin Nygren-Bonnier och Joanna Kvist

New division management

Malin Nygren-Bonnier is new head of division, and Joanna Kvist is new deputy head of division, effective October 1.
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Erika Franzén vice chair of the Doctoral Education Committee

Erika Franzén has been appointed vice chair of the Doctoral Education Committee. Read more about the new organization at KI.
Conran Joseph och Erika Franzén

Balance training for Parkinson is cost-effective

Balance training for persons with Parkinson’s disease was found to be value-for-money in a health economic study conducted by Conran Joseph, postdoc in the research group of Erika Franzén.
Christina Helging Opava Foto: Magnus Glans

ARHP Lifetime Achievment Award to Christina Opava

The Association of Rheumatology Health Professionals (ARHP), is a membership division of the American College of Rheumatology (ACR). The Awards Ceremony will be held in Chicago, October 20.
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uMOVE - new core facility

uMOVE is a new core facility being developed at NVS, offering a state of the art platform for movement analysis. Erika Franzén is the scientific director.

 
Professor Lena Nilsson-Wikmar. Foto: Stefan Zimmerman

Lena Nilsson-Wikmar awarded the 2018 Pedagogical Prize

Lena is awarded in recognition of her many years of contribution to excellent educational leadership in KI's educational activities. 

The Division of Physiotherapy winner of The 2018 KI Work Environment and Health Award

The Work Environment and Health Award has been established to stimulate improvements and innovations relating to efforts in the field of work environment and health. The award was presented to Maria Hagströmer at the KI Work Environment Day, April 27.

Everyday exercise has surprisingly positive health benefits

The benefits of low-intensity physical activity can be more health beneficial than once thought, according to a study from Karolinska Institutet published in the journal Clinical Epidemiology.

The first occupational therapists and physiotherapists with a Master’s Degree in Dementia Care receive their diploma

Sweden’s first occupational therapists and physiotherapists with a Master’s in Dementia Care was awarded their diploma in the presence of HM Queen Silvia at a ceremony at the Royal Palace in Stockholm. 

Physiotherapy Calender

Datum Event
26 Nov 2018 - 13:00 Half-time control: Anna Svensson-Raskh
29 Nov 2018 - 13:00 Kick-off: uMOVE Core Facility
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News at NVS

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07 Nov 2018 Seven researchers at NVS have been awarded research grants from the Swedish Research Council
06 Nov 2018 New thesis: Influence in everyday activities important for older adults living in nursing and care homes
01 Nov 2018 Sophie Gaber is the new chair of the PhD council at NVS
01 Nov 2018 FORMAS supports Cecilia Stenfors project about access to natural environments
01 Nov 2018 Balance training for Parkinson is cost-effective
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Physiotherapy
05 Nov 2018 by Kathrin Dellblad. Editor: Kathrin Dellblad.