Members
Kristin Almå – Doctoral Research Fellow
Nina Emaus – Professor in Health Sciences
Osteoporosis and fractures
Lifestyle and health
Muscle- and sekeletal diseases
Health and inequalities
Global health
Elin Kristin Evensen – Associate Professor/ Academic leader of the Fit Futures study
Tord Markussen Hammer – PhD-stipendiat
Solrunn Hansen – Associate Professor
Elin Helbekkmo – Doctoral Research Fellow
Laila Arnesdatter Hopstock – Professor, Head of Department (Department of Health and Care Sciences)
Cardiometabolic health and risk factors
Obesity, Diet and Physical activity
Cardiovascular disease
Secondary prevention after myocardial infarction
Ageing
Maren Johnsen – Doctoral Research Fellow
Marianne Lund – Doctoral Research Fellow
Anette Iren Langås Larsen – Associate Professor,
Henriette Michalsen – Stipendiat / Psykolog
Mbachi Ruth Msomphora – Associate professor & Responsible for Internationalisation at the Department of Health and Care Sciences
Ingvild Hersoug Nedberg – Associate professor in the department of midwifery
I am involved in several projects related to mother-child health, mainly:
- teenage pregnancies and perinatal mortality and morbidity during the COVID-19 pandemic in Georgia, using the Georgian National Birth Registry (GBR)
- women's assessments of the quality of Norwegian and European birth and maternity care, using questionnaires from the IMAGINE study
I am the lead supervisor of 1 PhD-student and co-supervisor for 1 PhD student.
Ole Andreas Nilsen – Spesialist i nevrologisk fysioterapi
Anja Margrete Davis Norbye – Associate professor health sciences
- Health anxiety
- Epidemiology and public health
- Health services reserarch
- Neurology and neurological physiotherapy
Gunn Pettersen – Professor
Toril Beate Røssvoll – Assistant professor
Public and patient involvement in research
Occupational science
Occupational therapy
Anne-Sofie Sand – Associate Professor
Christoph Shäfer – Stipendiat / Overlege
Silje C. Wangberg – Pro-Dean of PhD Education and Clinical Training
I am a psychologist and a Professor of Public Health. I have a holistic non-dualistic view of human beings, also in relation to health and disease. I am concerned about how we can support individuals in taking the best care of themselves so that they can live a good life with the highest possible degree of physical, mental, emotional, social and spiritual wellbeing.
Some keywords: eHealth, mHealth, Internet, mobile phones, health behavior, rehabilitation, prevention, health promotion, self-efficacy, physical activity, smoking cessation, diet, alcohol, early intervention, diabetes, heart disease, mindfulness, yoga, self-monitoring, social inequality, social support, health literacy, eterapi, meditation, tailoring, machine learning, empowerment, self-care, recovery, motivation, behavior change, public health
Anne Winther – Forsker
