Sebastian Lindblom

I'm a postdoctoral researcher and SFO-V Fellow in the research group Healthcare Research and Social Work at the Division of Family Medicine and Primary Care. I defended my thesis Understanding the links: exploration of care transitions between hospital and continued rehabilitation in the home after stroke in 2021. I'm a registered physiotherapist since 2011 and have my clinical affiliation at Karolinska University Hospital. Since my bachelor's degree in 2011, I have mainly worked with the rehabilitation of neurological injuries and diseases in both inpatient and outpatient care. One of my areas of interest is person-centred integrated care and I'm in the current chair of the global network Emerging Researchers and Professionals in Integrated Care. The network's vision is to provide an international platform that brings together emerging researchers and professionals to promote and stimulate research, development, knowledge development and implementation of person-centred integrated care both in academia, at the policy level and in clinical practice.

2021: PhD in Medical Sciences, Karolinska Institutet. 

2015: Master in Clinical Medical Sciences, Karolinska Institutet

2011: Bachelor i Physiotherapy, Karolinska Institutet

My research focuses on how health care can be designed and organized to promote health and participation in the individual. My research focuses on how sensemaking, continuous learning and collaboration can contribute to promoting the development and implementation of person-centred integrated care. I have a strong interest in how person-centred integrated care can be developed, implemented and sustained through interdisciplinary and collective action, in partnership with citizens and patients.