Field of work
Responsibilities and tasks of the head of section are:
• Responsibility for academic quality in education and research within the section’s areas
• Responsibility for the daily operation of studies and the development of a good learning environment
• Responsibility for work plans for employees in the section
• Maintain personnel and HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) responsibility for the section’s employees
• Ensure that study plans comply with established requirements and further develop quality and relevance in the study programs
• Contribute to collaboration across sections and departments
• Contribute to the development of research-based education
• Work for the internationalization of education and research
• Systematic quality assurance and quality development of the educations and follow up on student evaluations
• Contribute to good recruitment of students and employees
• Contribute to further developing relationships with partners related to the section’s educations and subject areas
• Facilitate that employees participate in research groups across sections and departments
• Responsible for ensuring that the section’s financial frameworks are adhered to, and ensure good and appropriate use of the section’s resources
Teaches
- Home care services
- Diabetes nursing
- Research methods and theory of science
- Bachelor's thesis
- Master's thesis
Publications
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Associations between diabetes and risk of short-term and long-term nursing home stays among older people receiving home care services: A nationwide registry study
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Risk of nursing home admission among persons with diabetes receiving home care services in Norway. A nationwide study.
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Comorbidity among older people with pharmacologically treated diabetes receiving home care services in Norway
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INCREASING PREVALENCE OF PHARMACOLOGICALLY TREATED DIABETES AMONG PERSONS RECEIVING HOME CARE SERVICES IN NORWAY (2009-2014). A NATIONWIDE STUDY.
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Correction: The prevalence and incidence of pharmacologically treated diabetes among older people receiving home care services in Norway 2009–2014: a nationwide longitudinal study (BMC Endocrine Disorders, (2022), 22, 1, (159), 10.1186/s12902-022-01068-6)