Menopause
Building on a life-course perspective, the research group has expanded its focus to include menopause as a critical yet under-researched phase of menstrual health.
This work is conducted in collaboration with Swedish research groups and national stakeholders, including the Public Health Agency of Sweden, and focuses on providing:
- Access to evidence-based menopause care and support
- Symptom management and quality of life
- Health system responsiveness and models of care
- Social and work-related implications of menopause
This research positions menopause as both a clinical and public health priority, highlighting the need for integrated, person-centred, and equitable care pathways.
Interdisciplinary Approach and Research Capacity
The Klingberg-Allvin Research Group is interdisciplinary, with expertise spanning:
- Health systems and service delivery
- Health policy and implementation research
- Health economics and the use of resources in healthcare
- Quality of care and person-centred care
- Clinical and population-based studies
The team has extensive experience in women’s health and SRHR, with a strong emphasis on equity, access, and quality of care across diverse settings.