Maria Flink
Om mig
Jag är docent i hälsovetenskap och socionom, och har arbetat som kurator
inom hälso- och sjukvård. Jag disputerade 2014 på en avhandling om
patientdelaktighet och personcentrerad vård vid vårdövergångar [1]. För
närvarande arbetar jag dels på Karolinska Institutet med utbildning och
forskning, och dels på en FoU-enhet för äldreforskning [2].
Min forskning bedrivs huvudsakligen inom forskargruppen Hälso-och sjukvårdsforskning vid neurologiska tillstånd [6] vid sektionen för fysioterapi, NVS.
Jag ingår även i forskargruppen Socialt arbete [7], vid sektionen för
allmänmedicin och primärvård, NVS.
[1] https://openarchive.ki.se/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10616/41802/Thesis.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y
[2] https://www.founu.se/
[3] https://medarbetare.ki.se/forskarskolor
[4] https://medarbetare.ki.se/karolinska-institutet-region-stockholm-forskarskola-i-allmanmedicin-och-primarvard-2020-2022
[5] https://ki.se/nvs/forskarutbildning-pa-sektionen-for-allmanmedicin-och-primarvard
[6] https://ki.se/nvs/neuroepidemiologi-och-halso-och-sjukvardsforskning
[7] https://ki.se/nvs/forskargrupp-socialt-arbete-i-halso-och-sjukvard
Forskningsbeskrivning
- Mitt forskningsfält är personcentrerad integrerad vård, och inom det
bedriver jag främst forskning med fokus på hur vård och omsorg kan stärka
individens förmåga till egenvård och delaktighet samt hur vården kan
organiseras för att bli mer sammanhållen utifrån individens perspektiv.
Inom projektet Missing Link [1] studerar vi hur vårdövergången från
sjukhus (strokeenhet och geriatrisk avdelning) till hemrehabilitering inom
primärvården kan utformas för att bli en trygg vårdövergång. Vi
fokuserar särskilt på hur patienters förståelse av hälsoinformation kan
stärkas i vårdövergången. Genom co-design har vi tillsammans med personer
med stroke, närstående och personal från sjukhus och neuroteam samskapat
en ny vårdövergång som vi utvärderar. Projektet finansieras av Familjen
Kamprads stiftelse, Forte, Strokeförbundet, Neuro och Forskarskolan i
vårdvetenskap.
Inom projektet Ett egenvårdsprogram för att förhindra fall hos personer
med MS [2] har vi tillsammans med personer med MS och personal i en
co-design process samskapat en gruppbaserad online intervention.
Interventionen syftar till att främja personer med MS egenvårdsförmåga
att hantera fallrisker och därigenom minska risken för fall. Projektet
kommer att utvärderas i en randomiserad kontrollerad studie, och finansieras
av Forte, Vetenskapsrådet, Forskarskolan i hälsovetenskap, SFO-V och
Neuro.
Inom projektet Samsas [3]- Samskapad samverkan för att förebygga
försämrad hälsa hos äldre - som bedrivs i samarbete med Stockholms läns
fyra äldre FoU:er studerar vi hur kommun, region och civilsamhälle kan
samverka för att förebygga försämrad hälsa hos äldre personer.
Projektet finansieras av Forte.
Övriga forskningssamarbeten: I samarbete med Prof Mirjam Ekstedt på
Linnéuniversitetet bedriver jag forskning om hur en egenvårdsintervention
riktad mot personer med KOL och hjärtsvikt kan minska återinläggningar på
sjukhus. I samarbete med Dr Una Stenberg vid Norwegian National Advisory Unit
on Rare Disorders studerar vi hälsolitteracitet för personer med sällsynta
diagnoser.
[1] https://ki.se/nvs/missing-link-person-centrerade-vardovergangar-for-personer-med-stroke-ett-co-design-projekt
[2] https://ki.se/nvs/ett-egenvardsprogram-for-att-forebygga-fall-hos-personer-med-multipel-skleros
[3] https://www.founu.se/vart-arbete/sammanhallen-vard-och-omsorg/samsas--nya-samverkansmodeller-for-att-forebygga-forsamrad-halsa-hos-aldre-personer-som-bor-hemma/
Undervisning
- Inom forskarskolan i allmänmedicin och primärvård undervisar jag främst i
kvalitativ forskningsmetod. Jag har utvecklat
fristående kurser på avancerad nivå om vetenskaplig teori och metod som
bedrivs integrerat med de två första terminerna på forskarskolan. Jag har utvecklat en kurs en fristående kurs på avancerad nivå om Personcentrerad integrerad vård och omsorg om 7.5hp som ges digitalt.
Artiklar
- Article: PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING. 2025;139:109241Bylinder J; Ytterberg C; Kierkegaard M; Flink M; Gottberg K
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2025;15(4):e081931Kaltenbrunner M; Flink M; Brandberg C; Hellstrom A; Ekstedt M
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2025;25(2):3Lindblom S; Ytterberg C; Laska AC; Tistad M; Elf M; VON Koch L; Flink M
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF HEALTH PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT. 2025;40(2):358-367Uvhagen H; Tolf S; Carlsson KS; Ovretveit J; Flink M; Sparring V
- Article: SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. 2025;15(1):4720Hess Engstrom A; Lindblom S; Flink M; Soderberg S; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION. 2025;47(2):398-405Meijer U; Flink M; Tuvemo Johnson S; Kierkegaard M; Gottberg K; Ytterberg C
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2025;15(1):e089217Johnson ST; Flink M; Gottberg K; Peterson EW; Meijer U; Bylinder J; Kierkegaard M; Ytterberg C
- Article: HEALTH EXPECTATIONS. 2024;27(5):e70057Lindblom S; Flink M; von Koch L; Laska AC; Ytterberg C
- Article: HEALTH EXPECTATIONS. 2024;27(4):e14154Johnson ST; Ytterberg C; Peterson E; Johansson S; Kierkegaard M; Gottberg K; Flink M
- Article: BMC GERIATRICS. 2024;24(1):591Adelsjo I; Lehnbom EC; Hellstroem A; Nilsson L; Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Article: SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. 2024;14(1):7308Engstrom AH; Flink M; Lindblom S; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2024;19(3):e0299800Lindblom S; Flink M; von Koch L; Tistad M; Stenberg U; Elf M; Carlsson AC; Laska AC; Ytterberg C
- Article: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION. 2024;25(2):215-222.e3Pfaff R; Willers C; Sw MF; Lindqvist R; Rydwik E
- Journal article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2023;23(S1):72Flink M; Strehlenert H; Lindgren C; Karlsson E; Klinga C; Meinow B; Wallcook S; Johansson K; Goliath I
- Article: TOPICS IN STROKE REHABILITATION. 2023;30(8):865-871Flink M; Lindblom S; von Koch L; Carlsson AC; Ytterberg C
- Article: HEALTHCARE. 2023;11(3):391Lindblom S; Ytterberg C; Flink M; Carlsson ACC; Stenberg U; Tistad M; von Koch L; Laska AC
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2022;12(7):e061325Kierkegaard M; Peterson E; Tuvemo Johnson S; Gottberg K; Johansson S; Elf M; Flink M; Ytterberg C
- Article: BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. 2022;22(1):594Lindblom S; Tistad M; Flink M; Laska AC; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH. 2021;19(1):391Ekstedt M; Kirsebom M; Lindqvist G; Kneck A; Frykholm O; Flink M; Wannheden C
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2021;11(12):e047329Flink M; Lindblom S; Tistad M; Laska AC; Bertilsson BC; Warlinge C; Hasselstrom J; Elf M; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2021;11(7):e046896Brandberg C; Ekstedt M; Flink M
- Article: HEALTH EXPECTATIONS. 2021;24(3):905-916Lindblom S; Flink M; Elf M; Laska AC; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION. 2020;21(12):1885-1892Lindblom S; Flink M; Sjostrand C; Laska A-C; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: BMC FAMILY PRACTICE. 2020;21(1):233Freilich J; Nilsson GH; Ekstedt M; Flink M
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2020;20(1):11Lindblom S; Ytterberg C; Elf M; Flink M
- Article: BMC PUBLIC HEALTH. 2019;19(1):1701Hellstrom A; Tessma MK; Flink M; Dahlgren A; Schildmeijer K; Ekstedt M
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2019;19(3):20Kneck A; Flink M; Frykholm O; Kirsebom M; Ekstedt M
- Article: CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK JOURNAL. 2019;47(3):258-265Udo C; Forsman H; Jensfelt M; Flink M
- Article: TRIALS. 2019;20(1):82Flink M; Brandberg C; Ekstedt M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2018;8(12):e024068Lindblad M; Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Journal article: SYKEPLEIEN. 2018;(72863):e-72863Stenberg U; Hvinden K; Vågan A; Flink M; Fredriksen K; Gallefoss F
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2018;8(8):e022222Tistad M; Flink M; Ytterberg C; Eriksson G; Guidetti S; Tham K; von Koch L
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR QUALITY IN HEALTH CARE. 2018;30(4):291-297Flink M; Tessma M; Smastuen MC; Lindblad M; Coleman EA; Ekstedt M
- Article: STUDIES IN HEALTH TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATICS. 2018;247:925-929Schildmeijer K; Wannheden C; Nilsson L; Frykholm O; Hellstrom A; Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2017;17(6):1Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Article: BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. 2017;17(1):598Lindblad M; Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2017;7(7):e014178Flink M; Lindblad M; Frykholm O; Kneck A; Nilsen P; Arstedt K; Ekstedt M
- Article: BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. 2017;17(1):24Elf M; Flink M; Nilsson M; Tistad M; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Article: CLINICAL REHABILITATION. 2016;30(12):1200-1210Flink M; Bertilsson A-S; Johansson U; Guidetti S; Tham K; von Koch L
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS. 2015;84(5):355-362Patient-centered handovers between hospital andprimary health care: An assessment of medical recordsFlink M; Glas SB; Airosa F; Ohlen G; Barach P; Hansagi H; Brommels M; Olsson M
- Article: BMC HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH. 2014;14:389Hesselink G; Zegers M; Vernooij-Dassen M; Barach P; Kalkman C; Flink M; Ohlen G; Olsson M; Bergenbrant S; Orrego C; Sunol R; Toccafondi G; Venneri F; Dudzik-Urbaniak E; Kutryba B; Schoonhoven L; Wollersheim H
- Article: MEDICAL CARE. 2013;51(1):90-98Hesselink G; Vernooij-Dassen M; Pijnenborg L; Barach P; Gademan P; Dudzik-Urbaniak E; Flink M; Orrego C; Toccafondi G; Johnson JK; Schoonhoven L; Wollersheim H
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21(Suppl_1):29-38Yao GL; Novielli N; Manaseki-Holland S; Chen Y-F; van der Klink M; Barach P; Chilton PJ; Lilford RJ
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21:39-49Hesselink G; Flink M; Olsson M; Barach P; Dudzik-Urbaniak E; Orrego C; Toccafondi G; Kalkman C; Johnson JK; Schoonhoven L; Vernooij-Dassen M; Wollersheim H
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21:97-105Johnson JK; Farnan JM; Barach P; Hesselink G; Wollersheim H; Pijnenborg L; Kalkman C; Arora VM
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21(Suppl_1):i89-i96Flink M; Hesselink G; Pijnenborg L; Wollersheim H; Vernooij-Dassen M; Dudzik-Urbaniak E; Orrego C; Toccafondi G; Schoonhoven L; Gademan PJ; Johnson JK; Ohlen G; Hansagi H; Olsson M; Barach P
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21(Suppl_1):i76-i83Flink M; Ohlen G; Hansagi H; Barach P; Olsson M
- Article: BMJ QUALITY & SAFETY. 2012;21:22-28Johnson JK; Barach P; Vernooij-Dassen M
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Alla övriga publikationer
- Review: ORPHANET JOURNAL OF RARE DISEASES. 2024;19(1):328Stenberg U; Westfal L; Dybesland Rosenberger A; Orstavik K; Flink M; Holmen H; Systad S; Westermann KF; Velvin G
- Conference publication: MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS JOURNAL. 2024;30(3):676Meijer U; Kierkegaard M; Johnson ST; Bylinder J; Gottberg K; Flink M; Ytterberg C
- Published conference paper: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2023;23(S1):253Klinga C
- Review: CLINICAL REHABILITATION. 2023;37(2):162-176Tuvemo Johnson S; Flink M; Peterson E; Gottberg K; Elf M; Johansson S; Kierkegaard M; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE. 2023;18(1):24-25Lindblom S; Flink M; Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE. 2023;18(1):86Lindblom S; Koch L; Flink M; Elf M; Laska A; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE. 2023;18(1):32Lindblom S; Koch L; Laska A; Tistad M; Flink M; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2022;22:255Lindblom S; Flink M; Elf M; Laska AC; Von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE. 2018;13:18Lindblom S; Flink M; Elf M; Laska AC; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Review: PATIENT EDUCATION AND COUNSELING. 2018;101(6):1006-1035Stenberg U; Vagan A; Flink M; Lynggaard V; Fredriksen K; Westermann KF; Gallefoss F
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2018;18:317Lindblom S; Flink M; von Koch L; Ytterberg C
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2017;17:440Ekstedt M; Flink M
- Conference publication: ANNALS OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE. 2016;50:S265Flink M; Eksted M
- Meeting abstract: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2016;16:338Frykholm O; Flink M; Lindblad M; Ekstedt M
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTEGRATED CARE. 2016;16:220Flink M; Ekstedt M
- Doctoral thesis: 2013Flink M
Forskningsbidrag
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 April 2024 - 31 March 2028Research problem and specific questionsWorldwide, welfare societies strive to overcome fragmentation of services through increased integration. Despite this, evidence and support is lacking to guide local actors in social services and primary care on how to co-create integration with and for end users, such as older people. The aim is to, together with local actors and older people, develop and evaluate a research-based toolbox to integrate services for older people in need of both social services and primary care.What support do local actors need to co-create, test and monitor improvements of integrated services?What content, structure and design are needed in a toolbox to support local actors in co-creating, testing, and monitoring integrated services?What is the feasibility, perceived value, and impact of the toolbox?Data and methodThis participatory action research project comprises of three work packages (WP). In WP 1, we will use a participatory, longitudinal multiple case study design including four cases to explore actors’ need of support. In WP 2, we will use a Delphi-study design and participatory methods to develop the toolbox. In WP 3, we will use an observational case study design to evaluate feasibility, value, and impact. Data will be generated through structured and semi-structured observations, focus group and individual interviews, and surveys. Data will be analyzed with qualitative and quantitative methods.Societal relevance and utilisationA welfare society reform is launched in Sweden to integrate services and meet the needs of an aging population. However, the task of developing, implementing, and evaluating integrated services is a complex challenge that requires collaborative approaches, involving multiple stakeholders and end users. Yet, this task has been delegated primarily to local actors with limited decision-making mandates and possibilities to involve end users. The toolbox will support local actors with practical tools to co-create integrated services with and for older people.Plan for project realisationThe project will be conducted in collaboration between five Research and Development Units in Stockholm with partnering stakeholders in social services, primary care, and pensioner organizations. Costs for stakeholders’ involvement are included in the budget.
- Vetenskapsrådet1 January 2024 - 31 January 2026Fall bland personer med multipel skleros (PmMS) är vanligt och leder till fallrädsla, skador, försämrad hälsa och stora samhällskostnader. Fallförebyggande insatser för PmMS bör fokusera på PmMS förmåga att själv hantera sin fallrisk och rikta sig både till personer som är gående och som är rullstolsburna. Vi vill utvärdera om ett fallförebyggande egenvårdsprogram som genomförs i grupp via internet kan minska antalet fall. Forskningsfrågor: 1) Är programmet effektivt för att minska antalet fall hos PmMS efter 6 och 12 månader? 2) Vilka olika faktorer och mekanismer kan förklara varför programmet hade en effekt? 3) Är programmet kostnadseffektivt? Projektet genomförs av vår interdisciplinära forskargrupp där en person med MS ingår. Programmet utvärderas i en randomiserad kontrollerad studie med kvantitativa och kvalitativa metoder. Totalt rekryteras 208 PmMS, både gående och rullstolsburna, där hälften lottas till att delta i programmet och hälften till kontroll. Antalet fall registreras i 12 månader via SMS-utskick. Primärt utfallsmått gällande effekt är antal fall. Intervjuer med ett urval av PmMS som deltagit i programmet samt data från programmets digitala plattform kommer användas vid utvärderingen. För att utvärdera om programmet är kostnadseffektivt samlas data in från PmMS och från databaser. Programmet bidrar till att minska ojämlikhet gällande vård och rehabilitering för PmMS eftersom även PmMS bosatta på orter utan specialiserade MS-centra kan delta i digitala program. Programmets fokus på utveckling av egenvårdförmåga bidrar till att öka PmMS delaktighet i samhället. Om antalet fall minskar leder det till minskade kostnader för individ och samhälle.
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2024 - 31 December 2026Research problem and specific questionsFalls among people with multiple sclerosis (PwMS) are common and lead to fear of falling, injuries, impaired health and high societal costs. Fall prevention interventions should focus on development of self-management skills and include non-ambulatory PwMS. We have, in a co-design process, developed a digital group based self-management fall prevention program. The aim is to evaluate this program. Research questions: 1) Is the fall prevention program effective in reducing number of falls in PwMS at 6- and 12-months post-intervention? 2) What contextual factors, mechanisms of impact and implementation aspects can likely explain the effects of the intervention? 3) How do PwMS experience their fall prevention behaviours and strategies in daily life at 6- and 12-months post-intervention?Data and methodThe program is evaluated in a randomized control trial regarding effect and process by quantitative and qualitative methods, in line with recommendation for complex interventions. Recruited are 208 PwMS, ambulatory and non-ambulatory, who are randomised to intervention or control. Number of falls are monitored from allocation until 12-months post-intervention via SMS dispatches. Primary effect outcome is fall incidence. Secondary outcomes include fall prevention behaviours, fear of falling, fall-related self-efficacy, physical activity, participation in daily activities, and impact of MS on health. Semi-structured interviews with a strategic selection of intervention PwMS and quantitative data from the program platform are used for process evaluation.Societal relevance and utilizationThe program contributes to reduce inequalities in care and rehabilitation for PwMS as the digital format gives PwMS living in communities without specialized MS-centres the opportunity to participate. The program’s focus on development of self-management skills contributes to increase social participation in PwMS, and if number of falls are reduced to decrease costs for the individual and the society.Plan for project realizationThe project is carried out by our interdisciplinary research group with expertise in quantitative and qualitative methods and MS. A PhD student will be recruited. Four trained group leaders will deliver the intervention during year 2024. Data are collected before randomization and immediately after and 6- and 12-months post-intervention. Costs are associated with project personnel (PhD student and researchers).
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2023 - 31 August 2023
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 November 2021 - 31 October 2025Home rehabilitation for older people is widely implemented, but research on the content and the effectiveness of the rehabilitation interventions used in practice are scarce and we lack of knowledge of how home-rehabilitation units collaborate with social- and health care services. The aim is to evaluate the state of home rehabilitation in relation to scientific evidence and the effectiveness on older persons’ well-being, participation and ability in daily activities as well as the older persons satisfaction with the interventions, the collaboration between social service- and health care providers, and level of service utilization. The design is based on the realist evaluation method, where a defined program theory is used as a base for the evaluation. The main characteristic is to identify context, mechanism and outcomes of the target process. The project will be conducted in Jönköping, Luleå and Stockholm which reflects different parts of the country in relation to size and care organisations. During phase 1, a program theory is established through systematic searches of scientific and grey literatureextracting data, analyzes and synthesizing will be conducted and discussed during four workshops. During phase 2, the context and mechanisms of impact is explored at home-rehabilitation units at the three sites, through observations of interaction between staff and patients, patient record auditing, and focus groups and interviews. During phase 3, the effectiveness of home rehabilitation will be evaluated by patient record auditing, register data, questionnaires and interviews and will be analyzed in relation to the described program theory. An overarching analysis of what, for whom and under which circumstances that home rehabilitation leads to change will be conducted with data from all three phases using mixed methods. The results of identified mechanisms and relevant context factors will be related to the outcomes of effectiveness to identify outcome patterns.
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 November 2021 - 31 October 2024
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 November 2021 - 31 October 2025Older adults make up approximately 20% of the Swedish population. The ongoing demographic development, with an ageing population and a continuously larger proportion of older adults, leads to continuously increasing demand for appropriate and efficient geriatric care. One particularly critical moment in the continuum of care for older adults is the transition between different responsible authorities, between regional and municipal care.The project consists of four phases and the aims are (I) to map and assess the situation in terms of health, care activities and resource use after discharge, (II) analyse associations with care-transition outcomes, (III) based on phase I-II, generate viable ideas for addressing and improving the situation, and (IV) implement new and improved ways of working as well as perform a post-implementation evaluation of effects (IV). The design of the study is closed cohorts based on registry data (phases I-II) together with an experience-based co-design (phase III), implementation and evaluation (phase IV).The data set leveraged in phases I-II consists of patient records from geriatric care, health care utilization data for six months after discharge extracted from the Stockholm Regional Healthcare Data Warehouse, socioeconomic data from Statistics Sweden, and data from the National Board of Health and Welfare on social services and death cause. In phase III, an experience-based co-design approach will be leveraged to develop a new model for the coordination of care, where the synthesised knowledge from phases I-II will be used as a base. In phase IV, the co-designed new model of coordination of care will be implemented. To be able to draw adequate conclusion from the outcome analyses, data on the process of implementation will be collected, and frequency of readmission will be the primary outcome measure to evaluate the effect of new ways of working. Costs of readmission will be computed before and after implementation.
- Teach back för förstärkning av egenhantering av ordinerade läkemedel- en feasibilitystudieFamiljen Kamprads Stiftelse1 September 2021 - 31 August 2023
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 July 2021 - 30 June 2025
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2021 - 31 December 2023
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2020 - 31 December 2022
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 December 2019 - 30 November 2020
- Person-centred care transitions for people with complex health conditions: a co-design projectFamiljen Kamprads Stiftelse1 September 2019 - 31 August 2022
- The ties that bind fragmented care – best practices, definitions, and measures of continuity of careSwedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2018 - 31 December 2020
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 January 2016 - 31 December 2017
Anställningar
- Anknuten till Forskning, Neurobiologi, vårdvetenskap och samhälle, Karolinska Institutet, 2025-2028
- Adjungerad Adjunkt, Neurobiologi, vårdvetenskap och samhälle, Karolinska Institutet, 2023-2025
Examina och utbildning
- Docent, Hälsovetenskap, Karolinska Institutet, 2022
- Medicine Doktorsexamen, Institutionen för neurobiologi, vårdvetenskap och samhälle, Karolinska Institutet, 2014