My teaching is mainly in implementation and implementation science at advanced level and at postgraduate level and furthermore scientific methods on the physiotherapy programme. My research is about implementation of new practices but also about stroke and acquired brain injury.
I am a trained physiotherapist and work as a lecturer at Dalarna University since 2013. My research at Dalarna University is mainly in the field of implementation research. I am an associate professor in health care science since 2020.
I defended my doctoral thesis that focused on the needs for and use of health care in the first year after a stroke, at Karolinska Institutet in 2012. I participate in research projects at Karolinska Institutet on different aspects of living with stroke and other acquired brain injuries.
I am course leader at the course on implementation science that is part of the doctoral programme in the field of health and welfare with a focus on evidence-based practice at Dalarna University's. I also teach about implementation in courses at the advanced level, and participate in teaching scientific method and supervise thesis in the master's programme in physiotherapy. I supervise doctoral students at Dalarna University and Karolinska Institutet.
My research at Dalarna University is about the implementation of new practices in health care. In collaboration with researchers in Region Dalarna, Örebro and Värmland, we evaluate a model for how care and treatment in accordance with treatment recommendations can be provided by nurses and in which patients take greater responsibility for the treatment. I also lead a scoping review on how facilitators were prepared for the task of supporting implementation.
I lead and participate in research projects at Karolinska Institutet on different aspects of health care in stroke and on belonging and participation in society in stroke and other acquired brain injuries. Link to my profile page at KI.
