Theses by SWEAH affiliated PhD students
Here you will find dissertations by SWEAH affiliated PhD students. The PhD projects within SWEAH contribute with interdisciplinary perspectives on ageing and health. The theses are being developed at partner universities throughout Sweden.
2024
Disentangling the Body Mass Index, Metabolic Health and Aging Connection: Weighty Matters
Peggy Ler, Karolinska Institutet
Supramaximal high-intensity interval training for older adults: motivation, applicability, physiological and cognitive effects
Emma Simonsson, Umeå University
Frailty in Older Adults in China -Trajectories, Determinants, and Impacts on Healthcare Utilization and Mortality
Guo Yanfei, University of Gothenburg
Cardiometabolic disease and dementia risk : identifying compensatory factors
Abigail Dove, Karolinska Institutet
Older People in Vulnerable Situations Ageing in Place in Sweden
Agata Yadav, Lund University
Place attachment and participation among older adults living in disadvantaged areas
Afsaneh Taei, Lund University
For better and for worse, till death do us part: Support needs of persons caring for a co-habitant spouse or partner with dementia
Marcus Falk Johansson, Dalarna University
2023
Assessment of frailty in old people with multimorbidity
Amelie Lindh Mazya, Karolinska Institutet
Genetics and biomarkers of frailty : towards individualized management of the frailty syndrome
Jonathan Mak, Karolinska Institutet
Cardiovascular health, orthostatic hypotension, and cognitive aging
Xin Xia, Karolinska Institutet
Dementia and learning: The use of tablet computers in joint activities
Elias Ingebrand, Linköping University
Readmission to hospital within 30 days of discharge - in older adults
Maria Glans, Lund University
On User Involvement in Research on Ageing and Health
Joakim Frögren, Lund University
Alcohol and aging: a multimethod study on heterogeneity and multidimensionality
Wossenseged Birhane Jemberie, Umeå University
Older and Feeling Unsafe? Unravelling the Role of Perceived Unsafety in the Well-being of Older Adults Residing in Senior Apartments
Nadezhda Golovchanova, Örebro University
2022
Ageing Online : Promoting older persons' subjective wellbeing in a digital everyday life
Emilia Viklund, Åbo Akademi
Living Longer, Living Harder: Ageing in Extreme Poverty in Bangladesh
Owasim Akram, Örebro university
Housing Matters for People with Parkinson´s disease. Accessibility, Meaning, Control and Activities of Daily Living
Nilla Andersson, Lund University
Why do older adults seek emergency care? The impact of contextual factors, care, health, and social relations
Mahwish Naseer, Karolinska Institutet
Enjoying life and living healthier: impact of behavioral and psychosocial factors on physical function in old age
Marguerita Saadeh, Karolinska Institutet
Involving professionals in research. In the field of ageing and health.
Christine Etzerodt Laustsen, Lund University
Older people in Sweden – Age at migration, poverty and utilization of long-term care services
Hanna Mac Innes, University of Gothenburg
Health-promoting aspects of preventive home visits for older persons: An individual and a societal perspective
Anna Nivestam, Lund University
Trends in population health in an era of increasing longevity
Anna Meyer, Karolinska institutet
2021
Biological ages: correlations, genetic determinants, and health outcomes
Xia Li, Karolinska institutet
On Retirement and Cognitive Aging from a Life-Span Perspective
Linn Zulka, University of Gothenburg
Att behålla den åldrande arbetskraften: Studier av individuell och organisatorisk kapabilitet i kontexten av ett förlängt arbetsliv
Robin Jonsson, University of Gothenburg
A Divided Old Age through Research on Digital Technologies
Arianna Poli, Linköping University
"Life is for living”: exploring thriving for older people living in nursing homes
Rebecca Baxter, Umeå University
Ge alla en chans att vara med - Brukarinvolvering i forskning med och för sköra äldre personer
Isak Berge, University of Gothenburg
Novel measure of olfactory bulb function in health and disease
Behzad Iravani; Karolinska institutet
Better all the time? : trends in health and longevity among older adults in Sweden
Louise Sundberg, Karolinska institutet
Ageism in the Media: Online Representations of Older People
Wenqian Xu, Linköping University
Unequal tracks? Studies on work, retirement and health
Harpa Sif Eyjólfsdóttir, Karolinska Institutet
Losing control and developing concerns. The complexities of aging postural control and fall-related concerns
Mascha Pauelsen, Luleå University of Technology
Preventive Home Visits Among Older People – Risk assessment, self-rated health and experiences of healthy ageing
Astrid Fjell, Karolinska Institutet
How can older adults combat diabetes to achieve a longer and healthier life?
Ying Shang, Karolinska Institutet
Doing informal care: Identity, couplehood, social health and information and communication technologies in older people’s everyday lives
Frida Andréasson, Linnaeus University
2020
Sleep and cognition in old age: Birth cohort differences, dementia, and biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease
Johan Skoog, University of Gothenburg
Understanding Preclinical Dementia: Early detection of dementia through cognitive and biological markers
Nicola Payton, Karolinska Institutet
Oral health, experiences of oral care, associated factors, and mortality among older people in short-term care
Susanne Koistinen, Dalarna University
Machine learning applications in healthcare
Ana Luiza Dallora Moraes, Blekinge Institute of Technology (BTH)
Depression among Swedish 70-year-olds – Sex differences from a gender perspective
Therese Rydberg Sterner, University of Gothenburg
Access to cross-border healthcare for older persons in the European Union: The interplay between EU law and Swedish law
Martina Axmin, Lund University
Existentiell ensamhet hos sköra äldre personer: Vårdpersonals och volontärers erfarenheter och behov av stöd
Malin Sundström, Malmö University
2019
The role of atrial fibrillation in cognitive aging: a population-based study
Mozhu Ding, Karolinska Institutet
Periodontitis, carotid calcifications and future cardiovascular diseases in older individuals
Viveca Wallin Bengtsson, Malmö University, Kristianstad University
Modelling and quantifying brain connectivity and dynamics with applications in aging and ADHD
Neda Kaboodvand, Karolinska Institutet
Predictors and consequences of injurious falls among older adults: a holistic approach
Stina Ek, Karolinska Institutet
Inequity in mind. On the social and genetic risk factors of dementia and their interactions
Caroline Hasselgren, University of Gothenburg
Socioeconomic influences on late-life health and mortality: exploring genetic and environmental interplay
Malin Ericsson, Karolinska Institutet
Dopamine, decision-making and aging. Neural and behavioural correlates
Lieke de Boer, Karolinska Institutet
Change and continuity in psychological health across the retirement transition – interindividual differences and post-retirement adjustment
Georg Henning, University of Gothenburg
Retirement and life satisfaction: A resource-based dynamic perspective
Isabelle Hansson, University of Gothenburg
Multimodal imaging: Functional, structural, and molecular brain correlates of cognitive aging
Bárbara Avelar Pereira, Karolinska Institutet
Assessment of cognition in ageing. Investigating internal validity, occurrence and reversion of mild cognitive impairment. Data from the general population study “Good aging in Skåne”
Marieclaire Overton, Lund University
Impact of psychosocial working conditions on health in older age
Kuan-Yu Pan, Karolinska Institutet
Housing accessibility and participation among older adults with long-standing spinal cord injury
Lizette Norin, Lund University
2018
The impact of amyloid peptides on pericytes in Alzheimer’s disease
Nina Schultz, Lund University
Piecing together a fragmented world: Structures to promote the understanding of people with advanced dementia
Catharina Melander, Luleå University of Technology
Capturing the experience of health among persons aging in a migration context - Health promotion interventions as means to enable health and occupations in daily life
Annikki Arola, University of Gothenburg
Using a life-course approach to better understand depression in older age
Linnea Sjöberg, Karolinska Institutet
Experiences and outcomes of systematic preventive work to reduce malnutrition, falls and pressure ulcers in nursing home residents
Christina Lannering, Jönköping University
Activity avoidance, perceived walking difficulties, and use of mobility devices in people woth Parkinson’s disease
Manzur Kader, Lund University
Nutritional perspectives in health-promoting program for community-dwelling older adults
Julie Johannesson, University of Gothenburg
Cardiovascular risk factor profiles in the development and progression of physical limitation in old age: a population based study
Emerald Heiland, Karolinska Institutet
Perceived aspects of home, health and well-being among people in Sweden aged 67-70 years
Maya Kylén, Lund University
The impact of diabetes on cognitive aging and dementia
Anna Marseglia, Karolinska Institutet
Toward inclusive pharmaceutical packaging: An innovation and design process perspective
Giana Carli Lorenzini, Lund University
Set for life? Socioeconomic conditions, occupational complexity, and later life health
Alexander Darin-Mattsson, Karolinska Institutet
Do psychosocial working conditions contribute to healthy and active aging? Studies of mortality, late-life health, and leisure
Charlotta Nilsen, Karolinska Institutet
Quality of life, functional level and needs of care after vascular major lower limb amputation
Ulla Riis Madsen, Lund University
2017
Inter-individual differences in associative memory: Structural and functional brain correlates and genetic modulators
Nina Becker, Karolinska institutet
Information and communication technology – mediated support for working carers of older people
Stefan Andersson, Linnaeus University
Arrhytmias in older people: Focusing on atrial fibrillation. Epidemiology and impact on daily life
Therese Lindberg, Lund University
Care and services at home for persons with dementia. Structure, process, and outcomes
Christina Bökberg, Lund University
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