Marika Möller
Om mig
Leg psykolog, specialist i neuropsykologi och docent i klinisk neurovetenskap.
Min forskning handlar huvudsakligen om kognitiva funktioner och fatigue vid olika medicinska tillstånd. Jag har framför allt undersökt metoder att mäta kognitiv uttröttbarhet vid förvärvade hjärnskador, olika hormonella tillstånd, långvarig smärta och nu senast hos patienter med kognitiva nedsättningar och fatigue efter post-covid. Tyngdpunkten ligger framför allt på neuropsykologiska metoder men i forskningen ingår även andra undersökningar såsom fMRI och blodbiomarkörer.
Utöver forskning är jag verksam som biträdande studierektor vid Institutionen för kliniska vetenskaper vid Danderyds sjukhus och utvecklingsledare på Rehabiliteringsmedicinska universitetskliniken vid Danderyds sjukhus.
Artiklar
- Article: EUROPEAN PSYCHIATRY. 2025;:1-21Papenberg G; Möller MC; Markovic G; Borg K; Stenberg J; Hedström S; Smids F; Norrman E; Aejmelaeus-Lindström A; Kalpouzos G; Laukka EJ
- Article: DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION. 2025;:1-11Ekdahl N; Lannsjo M; Stalnacke B-M; Moller MC
- Article: DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION-ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY. 2025;:1-11Persson A-C; Janeslatt G; Borg J; Dahlberg L; McKee KJ; Lofgren M; Moller MC
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2025;57:42400-jrm42400Ekdahl N; Lannsjo M; Stalnacke B-M; Moller MC
- Journal article: COMPLEX SYSTEMS INFORMATICS AND MODELING QUARTERLY. 2025;(42):1-21Henkel M; Perjons E; Borg K; Fors U; Johansson J; Möller MC; Wåhlander C
- Article: DISABILITY AND REHABILITATION. 2025;:1-10Palmcrantz S; Markovic G; Borg K; Deboussard CN; Godbolt AK; Lofgren M; Melin E; Moeller MC
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2025;57:41324-jrm41324Johansson J; Moeller M; Franzon K; Stenberg J; Godbolt AK
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2024;19(11):e0313187Berginstrom N; Wahlin S; Oesterlund L; Holmqvist A; Lofgren M; Stalnacke B-M; Moller MC
- Article: ACTA NEUROLOGICA SCANDINAVICA. 2024;2024Moller MC; Godbolt AK; Ingvarsson A; Borg K; Markovic G; Melin E; Lofgren M; Deboussard CN
- Article: CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL OPTOMETRY. 2024;107(3):324-331Johansson J; Moeller M; Markovic G; Borg K
- Article: SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PAIN. 2024;24(1):20230085Holmqvist A; Berginstrom N; Lofgren M; Stalnacke B-M; Moller MC
- Article: SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF PAIN. 2024;24(1):20230124Oldenburg C; Bartfai A; Moller MC
- Article: BMC NEUROLOGY. 2023;23(1):450Ekdahl N; Moller MC; Deboussard CN; Stalnacke B-M; Lannsjo M; Nordin LE
- Article: ARCHIVES OF REHABILITATION RESEARCH AND CLINICAL TRANSLATION. 2023;5(4):100294Stenberg J; Hedstrom S; Markovic G; Borg K; Lofgren M; Moller MC
- Article: BMC GERIATRICS. 2023;23(1):405Persson A-C; Dahlberg L; Janeslatt G; Moller M; Lofgren M
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2023;13(3):e068011Moller MC; Berginstrom N; Ghafouri B; Holmqvist A; Lofgren M; Nordin L; Stalnacke B-M
- Article: PLOS ONE. 2023;18(3):e0281212Bergqvist M; Moller MC; Bjorklund M; Borg J; Palmcrantz S
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION DISORDERS. 2023;58(2):342-356Soderhielm K; Eriksson K; Moller M
- Article: AUSTRALIAN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY JOURNAL. 2023;70(1):3-17Persson A-C; Moller MC; Dahlberg L; Lofgren M; Janeslatt G
- Article: JOURNAL OF CLINICAL MEDICINE. 2022;11(7):2046Ekdahl N; Godbolt AK; Deboussard CN; Lannsjo M; Stalnacke B-M; Stenberg M; Ulfarsson T; Moller MC
- Article: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH AND PUBLIC HEALTH. 2022;19(7):3928Persson A-C; Janeslatt G; Dahlberg L; Lofgren M; Moller M
- Article: ARCHIVES OF CLINICAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY. 2022;37(2):531-543Backman L; Moller MC; Thelin EP; Dahlgren D; Deboussard C; Ostlund G; Lindau M
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2021;53(7):jrm00213Johansson J; Godbolt A; Franzon K; Moller M
- Article: FRONTIERS IN NEUROSCIENCE. 2021;15:656876Holmqvist A; Bartfai A; Markovic G; Moller MC
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2021;53(1):jrm00143Ringqvist K; Borg K; Moller MC
- Article: SCANDINAVIAN JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY. 2020;27(8):614-624Persson A-C; Boman I-L; Dahlberg L; Janeslatt G; Moller MC; Lofgren M
- Journal article: ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION. 2020;101(11):e89Holmqvist A; Bartfai A; Markovic G; Möller M
- Journal article: ARCHIVES OF PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION. 2020;101(11):e97-e98Johansson J; Franzon K; Godbolt A; Moller M
- Article: CONCUSSION. 2019;4(2):CNC62Möller MC; Johansson J; Matuseviciene G; Pansell T; Deboussard CN
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2018;50(8):725-731Holmqvist A; Berthold Lindstedt M; Moller MC
- Article: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2018;50(3):253-260Stenberg J; Godbolt AK; Moller MC
- Article: BMJ OPEN. 2018;8(2):e018734Matuseviciene G; Johansson J; Moller M; Godbolt AK; Pansell T; Deboussard CN
- Article: FRONTIERS IN NEUROLOGY. 2017;8:496Moller MC; Nordin LE; Bartfai A; Julin P; Li T-Q
- Journal article: BRAIN AND NERVES. 2017;1(1)Moller MC; Bartfai A; Radestad AF; de Boussard CN; Calissendorff J
- Article: SCIENTIFIC REPORTS. 2016;6:21183Nordin LE; Moller MC; Julin P; Bartfai A; Hashim F; Li T-Q
- Article: EUROPEAN THYROID JOURNAL. 2015;4(2):93-98Calissendorff J; Mikulski E; Larsen EH; Moller M
- Article: JOURNAL OF CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGY. 2014;36(7):716-729Moller MC; de Boussard CN; Oldenburg C; Bartfai A
- Journal article: FATIGUE: BIOMEDICINE, HEALTH AND BEHAVIOR. 2014;2(3):153-162Moller MC; Bartfai A; de Boussard CN; Radestad AF; Calissendorff J
- Article: GYNECOLOGICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY. 2013;29(2):173-176Moller MC; Radestad AF; von Schoultz B; Bartfai A
- Article: MENOPAUSE-THE JOURNAL OF THE MENOPAUSE SOCIETY. 2010;17(5):983-989Moller MC; Bartfai AB; Radestad AF
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Alla övriga publikationer
- Review: JOURNAL OF NEUROPSYCHOLOGY. 2025;19(1):115-139Mancuso M; Valentini I; Basile M; Bowen A; Fordell H; Laurita R; Moller MC; Williams LJ; Zoccolotti P
- Review: JOURNAL OF INTERNAL MEDICINE. 2023;294(5):563-581Moller M; Borg K; Janson C; Lerm M; Normark J; Niward K
- Conference publication: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF STROKE. 2023;18(1):33Moller M; Eriksson K; Bauer M; Saldert C
- Review: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2021;53(2):jrm00149Moller MC; Lexell J; Wilbe Ramsay K
- Review: LAKARTIDNINGEN. 2020;117:20016Wilbe Ramsay K; Berg J; Bunketorp Käll L; Lexell J; Larsson Lund M; Möller M; Stenberg M; Strandberg T
- Preprint: RESEARCH SQUARE. 2020Johansson J; Franzon K; Godbolt AK; Möller M
- Letter: JOURNAL OF REHABILITATION MEDICINE. 2018;50(7):669-670Stenberg J; Godbolt AK; Moller MC
- Conference publication: BRAIN INJURY. 2017;31(6-7):810-811Matuseviciene G; Johansson J; Pansell T; Moller M; de Boussard CN
Forskningsbidrag
- Swedish Research Council1 January 2023 - 31 December 2025Long-lasting post-COVID symptoms have severe implications for affected individuals, the healthcare system, and society as a whole. This project focuses on two common symptoms in this patient group, cognitive and olfactory deficits. We aim to increase the knowledge regarding (a) long-term effects (up to 3 years) on cognitive and olfactory function after mild COVID-19, (b) factors associated with recovering from such deficits, (c) neurological bases of cognitive and olfactory deficits, and (d) associations between remaining deficits and returning to previous levels of functioning and activities (e.g. work). The proposed project is a follow-up of an ongoing studyfollowing these patients over time is critical for understanding the long-term effects. The project consists of 3 parts: (1) Longitudinal follow-up of a clinical sample of post-COVID patients following mild COVID-19 with a third cognitive, olfactory, and functional assessment, (2) A second magnetic resonance imaging assessment of a subgroup of this sample and matched controls, (3) A new online questionnaire targeting functioning and well-being of a large sample of post-COVID patients, diagnosed during the first years of the pandemic. Together, the results of this project will provide important new knowledge regarding the long-term effects of COVID-19 on cognitive and olfactory performance, which factors may affect the development in these domains over time, and how they relate to functioning in everyday life.
- Swedish Research Council1 December 2021 - 30 November 2025Long-lasting post-COVID symptoms may have severe implications for affected individuals and the healthcare system. This project focuses on two common symptoms in this patient group, cognitive and olfactory deficits. We aim to increase the knowledge regarding (a) nature, severity, and duration of long-term effects on cognitive and olfactory function after mild COVID, (b) which individuals are more likely to be affected by and recover from such deficits, (c) underlying mechanisms, and (d) associations between these deficits and returning to previous levels of functioning. Longitudinal follow-up of these patients is vital to understand the long-term effects. It is further unknown how many individuals are affected by subclinical cognitive impairments following a COVID-19 infection. The project consists of 3 parts: (1) Longitudinal follow-up of a clinical sample (Danderyd rehabilitation medicine clinic) of post-COVID patients with repeated cognitive, olfactory, and functional assessments, (2) Magnetic resonance imaging assessments of a subgroup of this sample and a matched control group, (3) Repeated cognitive testing of a population sample comparing cognitive trajectories of persons with and without previous COVID-19. These data collections will provide important new knowledge regarding the long-term effects of COVID-19 on cognitive and olfactory performance, which factors may affect the longitudinal development in these domains, and how they relate to functioning in other areas.
- Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare1 August 2017 - 31 December 2019
Anställningar
- Adjungerad Lektor, Kliniska vetenskaper, Danderyds sjukhus, Karolinska Institutet, 2022-2026
Examina och utbildning
- Docent, Klinisk neurovetenskap, Karolinska Institutet, 2022
- Medicine Doktorsexamen, Institutionen för kliniska vetenskaper, Danderyds sjukhus, Karolinska Institutet, 2013