I am a teacher at the Unit of Physiotherapy and the examiner for the course 'Physiotherapy as Medical Intervention for Functional Impairments and Disability, 30 credits given during the 4th semester of the physiotherapy program. I teach both basic and in advanced. My area of expertise is in pediatrics, where I also have 33 years of clinical experience. My teaching focus is in neurology and pediatrics.
I have a PhD in idiopathic scoliosis 'Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis,' which primarily includes a randomized controlled trial comparing non-surgical treatments based on their impact on health outcomes, radiological and clinical parameters, and whether adolescents can adhere to the prescribed treatment. The treatments evaluated include nighttime bracing, scoliosis-specific exercises, or active general physical training.
Awards
SOSORT 2018, Abstract, verbal presentation, nominated to top 10 Award Winner “Does postural stability differ between adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis and typically developed? A systematic review and meta-analysis”
Excellent Inspirer, nominated by students through Consensus 2013