Marie Klingberg Allvin
About me
- I have a bachelor degree in nursing from Karolinska Institutet (KI) (1998). After my midwifery exam in 2001, I came back, now as a PhD student at the Department of Global Public Health. I have a PhD in international health from Karolinska Institutet and 20 years’ experience of working within global Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in different low-resource settings. More specifically, my research area focuses on safe abortion, post abortion care, contraception, and immigrants’ SRH. I have experience building strategic partnerships with ministry of health, academia and nongovernmental organizations in low-resource settings and working with development cooperation projects. Being a former director of the midwifery program at Dalarna University (DU) I initiated the development of a model for net-based learning in order to rebuild capacity within midwifery training institutions in Somalia. This model has further been implemented at 38 academic institutions in Bangladesh. I am a member of the International Board of the Swedish Association of Midwives and have five years’ experience in academic leadership as pro vice chancellor and acting vice chancellor for Dalarna University.
Research
I defended my thesis with focus on pregnancy outcome and care need among adolescence in the Vietnam, in 2007 at the Department of Public Health Science, KI. My research since the defense has focused on women’s right to safe abortion and contraceptives in low-income countries were maternal mortality is high. Results based on intervention studies in Uganda and Kenya have shown that midwives can take on a greater responsibility for abortion and contraceptive counseling and that simplified medical abortion in rural India is effective and safe. Compared to the doctors, midwives are far numerous and more accessible for women in, for example, Uganda, especially in the rural areas. Research show that if investing in educating and involving midwives in post-abortion care, accessibility to safe treatment increases and with that, the risk of maternity mortality can decrease. The research group have on going research is in Somalia, Demographic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Sweden and Canada. Collaborators are researcher from the local universities and McMaster University, Canada, University of Michigan, USA . The team is interdisciplinary with competence in midwifery and within the health system, health economy, health care, health care quality and clinical studies.
Articles
- Journal article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2025;45:101136Ismail UM; Osman F; Klingberg-Allvin M; Egal JA
- Journal article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2025;25(1):1212Akerman E; Wangborg A; Persson M; Sorensdotter R; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Journal article: MIDWIFERY. 2025;140:104238Bourret KM; Kankolongo MC; Lobo N; Banga D; Maffioli E; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Journal article: SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MATTERS. 2024;32(1):2446081Akerman E; Wangborg A; Persson M; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Journal article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2024;24(1):3401Akerman E; Wangborg A; Persson M; Sorensdotter R; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Journal article: REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2024;21(1):181Kazibwe J; Masiye F; Klingberg-Allvin M; Ekman B; Sundewall J
- Journal article: RWANDA JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH SCIENCES. 2024;7(1):116-130Musabwasoni S; Nyiringango G; Uwambaye P; Mukeshimana M; Ngoga E; Uhawenimana T; Musabirema P; Ishimwe Bazakare L; Sezibera V; Mukamana D; Klingberg-Allvin M; Rulisa S; Bazirete O
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2023;16(1):2207862Kiruja J; Osman F; Egal JA; Klingberg-Allvin M; Litorp H
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2023;37:100862Egal JA; Essa A; Osman F; Klingberg-Allvin M; Erlandsson K
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2023;13(3):e067315Maregn RT; Bourret K; Egal JA; Esse A; Mattison C; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2022;15(1):2054110Egal JA; Essa A; Yusuf R; Osman F; Ereg D; Klingberg-Allvin M; Erlandsson K
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GYNECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS. 2022;159(3):856-864Egal JA; Kiruja J; Litorp H; Osman F; Erlandsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2022;34:100768Kiruja J; Essen B; Erlandsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Osman F
- Article: LANCET GLOBAL HEALTH. 2022;10(10):e1505-e1513Atuhairwe S; Byamugisha J; Kakaire O; Hanson C; Cleeve A; Klingberg-Allvin M; Tumwesigye NM; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2022;17(9):e0274430Osman F; Schon U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Tistad M
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2021;30:100670Erlandsson K; Wells MB; Wagoro MC; Kadango A; Blomgren J; Friberg IO; Klingberg-Allvin M; Lelei A; Lindgren H
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2021;11(8):e045067Osman F; Vixner L; Flacking R; Klingberg-Allvin M; Schon U-K; Salari R
- Article: CONFLICT AND HEALTH. 2021;15(1):6Persson M; Larsson EC; Islam NP; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2020;23:100486Loi UR; Klingberg-Allvin M; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Faxelid E; Oguttu M; Makenzius M
- Article: MIDWIFERY. 2020;80:102568Pafs J; Rulisa S; Klingberg-Allvin M; Binder-Finnema P; Musafili A; Essen B
- Article: SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH MATTERS. 2019;27(3):1652028-31Loi UR; Otieno B; Oguttu M; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Faxelid E; Makenzius M
- Article: MIDWIFERY. 2019;77:71-77Cleeve A; Nalwadda G; Zadik T; Sterner K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: TRIALS. 2019;20(1):376Atuhairwe S; Byamugisha J; Klingberg-Allvin M; Cleeve A; Hanson C; Tumwesigye NM; Kakaire O; Danielsson KG
- Article: MIDWIFERY. 2019;69:135-142Hatakka M; Osman F; Erlandsson K; Byrskog U; Egal J; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMJ SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2019;45(2):bmjsrh-2018-200171-126Iwarsson KE; Larsson EC; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Essen B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2019;12(1):1652022Erlandsson K; Byrskog U; Osman F; Pedersen C; Hatakka M; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2018;15(1):166Loi UR; Lindgren M; Faxelid E; Oguttu M; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2018;13(8):e0201214Makenzius M; Faxelid E; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Odero TMA; Klingberg-Allvin M; Oguttu M
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2018;11(1):1490106Klingberg-Allvin M; Atuhairwe S; Cleeve A; Byamugisha JK; Larsson EC; Makenzius M; Oguttu M; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2018;28(suppl_1):cky047.249Larsson E; Emtell-Iwarsson K; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Essén B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2017;7(12):e017600Osman F; Salari R; Klingberg-Allvin M; Schon U-K; Flacking R
- Article: CULTURE HEALTH & SEXUALITY. 2017;19(11):1286-1300Cleeve A; Faxelid E; Nalwadda G; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2017;7(10):e016157Makenzius M; Oguttu M; Klingberg-Allvin M; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Odero TMA; Faxelid E
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2017;10(1):1348693Dalmar AA; Hussein AS; Walhad SA; Ibrahim AO; Abdi AA; Ali MK; Ereg DI; Egal KA; Shirwa AM; Aden MH; Yusuf MW; Abdi YA; Freij L; Johansson A; Mohamud KB; Abdulkadir Y; Emmelin M; Eriksen J; Erlandsson K; Gustafsson LL; Ivarsson A; Klingberg-Allvin M; Kinsman J; Kallestal C; Malqvist M; Osman F; Persson L-A; Sahlen K-G; Wall S
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GYNECOLOGY & OBSTETRICS. 2017;138(1):119-124Abdillahi HA; Hassan KA; Kiruja J; Osman F; Egal JA; Klingberg-Allvin M; Erlandsson K
- Article: NURSE EDUCATION IN PRACTICE. 2017;25:96-103Erlandsson K; Osman F; Hatakka M; Egal JA; Byrskog U; Pedersen C; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2017;12:30-36Kiruja J; Osman F; Egal JA; Essen B; Klingberg-Allvin M; Erlandsson K
- Article: PEDIATRICS. 2017;139(3):e20162764Osman F; Flacking R; Schoen U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: QUALITATIVE HEALTH RESEARCH. 2017;27(3):311-324Paul M; Essen B; Sariola S; Iyengar S; Soni S; Allvin MK
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2016;10:14-18Larsson EC; Fried S; Essen B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2016;9:30283-9Paul M; Nasstrom SB; Klingberg-Allvin M; Kiggundu C; Larsson EC
- Article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2016;16(1):1087Paul M; Iyengar SD; Essen B; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Iyengar K; Bring J; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMC PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH. 2016;16(1):257Pafs J; Musafili A; Binder-Finnema P; Klingberg-Allvin M; Rulisa S; Essen B
- Article: MIDWIFERY. 2016;40:10-17Byrskog U; Essen B; Olsson P; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMC INTERNATIONAL HEALTH AND HUMAN RIGHTS. 2016;16:7Osman F; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Schon U-K
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2016;11(2):e0149172Cleeve A; Byamugisha J; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Tumwesigye NM; Atuhairwe S; Faxelid E; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: ACTA OBSTETRICIA ET GYNECOLOGICA SCANDINAVICA. 2016;95(2):173-181Iyengar K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Iyengar SD; Paul M; Essen B; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Article: BMC MEDICAL EDUCATION. 2016;16:8Sjostrom S; Essen B; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: GLOBAL QUALITATIVE NURSING RESEARCH. 2016;3:2333393616683073Iyengar K; Allvin MK; Iyengar SD; Danielsson KG; Essen B
- Article: MIDWIFERY. 2015;31(12):1149-1156Pafs J; Musafili A; Binder-Finnema P; Klingberg-Allvin M; Rulisa S; Essen B
- Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2015;25(suppl_3):ckv176.057Larsson E; Emtell-Iwarsson K; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Essén B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Journal article: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2015;25(suppl_3):ckv176.053Larsson E; Fried S; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Essén B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: LAKARTIDNINGEN. 2015;112:DL34Gemzell-Danielsson K; Klingberg Allvin M
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2015;10(9):e0133354Paul M; Iyengar K; Essen B; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Iyengar SD; Bring J; Soni S; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: LANCET GLOBAL HEALTH. 2015;3(9):e537-e545Iyengar K; Paul M; Iyengar SD; Klingberg-Allvin M; Essen B; Bring J; Soni S; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Article: REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH. 2015;12:58Larsson S; Eliasson M; Allvin MK; Faxelid E; Atuyambe L; Fritzell S
- Article: LANCET. 2015;385(9985):2392-2398Klingberg-Allvin M; Cleeve A; Atuhairwe S; Tumwesigye NM; Faxelid E; Byamugishat J; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Journal article: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2015;8:1-4Ivarsson A; Kinsman J; Johansson K; Mohamud KB; Weinehall L; Freij L; Wall S; Dalmar AA; Ibrahim AO; Hagi AA; Abdi AA; Hussein AS; Shirwa AM; Warsame A; Ereg DI; Aden MH; Qasim M; Ali MK; Elmi A; Afrah AW; Sabtiye FO; Guled FE; Ahmed HJ; Mohamed H; Tinay HA; Mohamud KA; Yusuf MW; Omar M; Abdi YA; Abdulkadir Y; Johansson A; Kulane AA; Schumann B; Essen B; Kalengayi FN; Elgh F; Norstrom F; Lonnberg G; Norder H; Schroders J; Erlandsson K; Edin K; Sahlen K-G; Gustafsson LL; Persson L-A; Eriksson M; Emmelin M; Hasselberg M; Klingberg M; Preet R; Hogberg U; Sjostrom U; Omar S
- Article: BMC WOMENS HEALTH. 2014;14:98Paul M; Iyengar K; Iyengar S; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Essen B; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: CONTRACEPTION. 2014;90(1):42-46Sjostrom S; Essen B; Syden F; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. 2014;14:28Paul M; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Kiggundu C; Namugenyi R; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2013;3(12):e003739Hogmark S; Klingberg-Allvin M; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Ohlsson H; Essen B
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2013;4(3):99-106Rassjo EB; Byrskog U; Samir R; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: ACTA OBSTETRICIA ET GYNECOLOGICA SCANDINAVICA. 2013;92(9):1094-1100Graner S; Klingberg-Allvin M; Le QD; Krantz G; Mogren I
- Article: CULTURE HEALTH & SEXUALITY. 2012;14(4):449-461Klingberg-Allvin M; Berggren V; Nguyen TB; Bijay B; Johansson A
- Article: BMC PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH. 2011;11:6Lindgren HE; Brink A; Klinberg-Allvin M
- Article: PAEDIATRIC AND PERINATAL EPIDEMIOLOGY. 2010;24(6):535-545Graner S; Klingberg-Allvin M; Phuc HD; Huong DL; Krantz G; Mogren I
- Article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2010;10:608Graner S; Mogren I; Duong LQ; Krantz G; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Article: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2010;1(1):15-19Klingberg-Allvin M; Graner S; Ho DP; Hojer B; Johansson A
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. 2009;16(3):269-277The Panorama and Outcomes of Pregnancies Within a Well-Defined Population in Rural Vietnam 1999-2004Graner S; Klingberg-Allvin M; Phuc HD; Krantz G; Mogren I
- Article: JOURNAL OF TRANSCULTURAL NURSING. 2008;19(4):338-346Klingberg-Allvin M; Binh N; Johansson A; Berggren V
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NURSING STUDIES. 2007;44(1):37-46Klingberg-Allvin M; Van Tam V; Nga NT; Ransjo-Arvidson A-B; Johansson A
- Article: SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2006;34(4):414-421Klingberg-Allvin M; Nga NT; Ransjo-Arvidson A-B; Johansson A
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All other publications
- Review: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2025;43:101071Wangborg A; Schmidt J; Mattison C; Bourret K; Allvin MK
- Editorial comment: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2024;17(1):2353957Frisendahl C; Looft-Traegardh E; Cleeve A; Atuhairwe S; Larsson EC; Kakaire O; Kayiga H; Aronsson A; Kihara A; Temmerman M; Klingberg Allvin M; Byamugisha J; Gemzell Danielsson K
- Editorial comment: BMJ GLOBAL HEALTH. 2023;8(10):e012680Mattison C; Ateva E; De Bernis L; Binfa L; Egal JA; Kaufman K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Maffioli EM; Renfrew M; Sharma P
- Corrigendum: SEXUAL & REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE. 2022;31:100694Erlandsson K; Wells MB; Wagoro MC; Kadango A; Blomgren J; Friberg IO; Klingberg-Allvin M; Lelei A; Lindgren H
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2021Kiruja J; Essén B; Erlandsson K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Osman F
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2020Osman F; Schön U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Tistad M
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2020Osman F; Schön U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Tistad M
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2020Osman F; Schön U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Tistad M
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2020Osman F; Schön U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M; Flacking R; Tistad M
- Conference publication: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2018;28:103Larsson E; Emtell-Iwarsson K; Gemzell-Danielsson K; B EPN; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Conference publication: EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PUBLIC HEALTH. 2016;26:ckw165.037Osman F; Flacking R; Schon U-K; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Editorial comment: LANCET GLOBAL HEALTH. 2016;4(9):e601-e602Cleeve A; Oguttu M; Ganatra B; Atuhairwe S; Larsson EC; Makenzius M; Klingberg-Allvin M; Paul M; Kakaire O; Faxelid E; Byamugisha J; Gemzell-Danielsson K
- Review: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2015;15:139Loi UR; Gemzell-Danielsson K; Faxelid E; Klingberg-Allvin M
- Editorial comment: GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION. 2015;8:27381Somali-Swedish Action Group for Health Research an
- Doctoral thesis: 2007Klingberg-Allvin M
Grants
- Sexual and reproductive justice – exploring honour-based violence among young people in Sweden and co-creation of public health interventions with stakeholder and end-user involvementSwedish Council for Working Life and Social Research1 January 2025 - 31 December 2027Research problem and specific questions: Honour-based violence (HBV) is a significant societal issue with distinct social, economic, and public health consequences. Being rooted within gender-based violence HBV refers to individuals, primarily girls and women but also boys and men, being restricted in their lives and subjected to pressures and violence aimed at maintaining family control over the individuals sexuality. Youth are a prioritized group within the national SRHR (Sexual and reproductive health and rights) work and the national efforts against HBV. Approximately 26 % of youth live with norms of abstaining from premarital sex, and 5 percent are in families where HBV occurs. Studies have linked HBV with negative mental health outcomes, such as anxiety and affective disorders. Yet, population based research regarding broader health outcomes among youth related to HBV is scarce within the Swedish context. We aim to investigate experiences related to reproductive oppression, primarily honour-based violence (HBV), and its association with health and equity among young people in Sweden. Data and method: We will use both qualitative and quantitative methods in 3 studies: (i) a population-based cross-sectional study will describe the prevalence and social determinants of HBV, as well as the link between HBV and self-reported and psychosomatic health issues among youth(ii) a qualitative interview study will explore experiences of youth subjected to HBV and their access to comprehensive sexual education and basic SRH services and to contextualise and bridge evidence into practice.(iii) a public health intervention will be co-created through public engagement and stakeholder dialogue. Societal relevance and utilization: This project responds to global and national sustainable development goals and aims to contribute with scientific evidence that can improve the conditions for young people to achieve equitable and gender-equal, sexual reproductive health and rights . By highlighting the interacting factors influencing HBV and its impact on the health and rights of young people, the project intends to guide evidence-based interventions and policies that can promote youth SRHR in Sweden. Plan for project realization: A multi-disciplinary research team at the Karolinska Institutet, Örebro University, Sweden and McMaster University, Canada and will realize the project and the budget will be consisting of salaries and overhead costs.
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2025 - 31 December 2027Research problem and specific questions: Honour-based violence (HBV) is a significant societal issue with distinct social, economic, and public health consequences. Being rooted within gender-based violence HBV refers to individuals, primarily girls and women but also boys and men, being restricted in their lives and subjected to pressures and violence aimed at maintaining family control over the individuals sexuality. Youth are a prioritized group within the national SRHR (Sexual and reproductive health and rights) work and the national efforts against HBV. Approximately 26 % of youth live with norms of abstaining from premarital sex, and 5 percent are in families where HBV occurs. Studies have linked HBV with negative mental health outcomes, such as anxiety and affective disorders. Yet, population based research regarding broader health outcomes among youth related to HBV is scarce within the Swedish context. We aim to investigate experiences related to reproductive oppression, primarily honour-based violence (HBV), and its association with health and equity among young people in Sweden. Data and method: We will use both qualitative and quantitative methods in 3 studies: (i) a population-based cross-sectional study will describe the prevalence and social determinants of HBV, as well as the link between HBV and self-reported and psychosomatic health issues among youth(ii) a qualitative interview study will explore experiences of youth subjected to HBV and their access to comprehensive sexual education and basic SRH services and to contextualise and bridge evidence into practice.(iii) a public health intervention will be co-created through public engagement and stakeholder dialogue. Societal relevance and utilization: This project responds to global and national sustainable development goals and aims to contribute with scientific evidence that can improve the conditions for young people to achieve equitable and gender-equal, sexual reproductive health and rights . By highlighting the interacting factors influencing HBV and its impact on the health and rights of young people, the project intends to guide evidence-based interventions and policies that can promote youth SRHR in Sweden. Plan for project realization: A multi-disciplinary research team at the Karolinska Institutet, Örebro University, Sweden and McMaster University, Canada and will realize the project and the budget will be consisting of salaries and overhead costs.
- ELRHA https://www.elrha.org/about-us/1 July 2023 - 31 December 2024
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2023 - 31 December 2024
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2022 - 31 December 2023
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2021 - 31 December 2023
- Swedish Research Council1 December 2020 - 31 December 2022
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2019 - 31 December 2020
- Swedish Research Council1 December 2018 - 31 December 2024
- Pre-study Care: Increased understanding of unplanned pregnancy, induced abortion and contraceptive use in women with immi...Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 September 2013 - 31 August 2014
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2013 - 31 December 2015
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2012 - 31 December 2014
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2012 - 31 December 2014
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2012 - 31 December 2014
Employments
- Professor, Department of Women's and Children's Health, Karolinska Institutet, 2021-
Degrees and Education
- Doctor Of Philosophy, Department of Global Public Health, Karolinska Institutet, 2007
- Reg Midwife, Mälardalens Universitet, 2001
- Bachelor Of Science In Nursing, Karolinska Institutet, 1998