Associate professor in clinical psychology. Lic. psychologist. Director, National Centre for Disaster Psychiatry, Uppsala University
Sweden
Joined August 2011
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🇮🇸Iceland, with the world's highest gender equality: New study of trauma among a representative sample of 28,000 adult women found that sexual, physical assaults were common. These stressors were associated with the highest prevalence of probable PTSD. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
In this cross-sectional survey, the prevalence of life stressors ranged from 3.3% for war or armed conflict–related events to 66% for unwanted sexual experiences. Prevalence of probable PTSD was 16% but varied substantially across different stressor types.
If anyone wondered about when during the lifespan people receive their first psychiatric diagnosis made in specialized care: New study on sex differences in incidence of psychiatric diagnoses using Swedish register data. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Abstract submission is now open for #ESTSS2025!
You are invited to present your work at the 18th Biennial ESTSS Conference in Tbilisi, Georgia, 12-15 June 2025.
Submit your work today for inclusion in the programme.
estss2025.com/abstracts
Here is a large register study - with a sibling comparison - on the association between traumatic exposure (assault, injury, and bereavement) and psychiatric disorders to understand the role of familial confounding.
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Congratulations Martina Gustavsson who successfully defended her PhD-thesis on Swedish health care workers’ experiences and management of moral stress today! 💐
Thoughtful opposition by prof. Matthew Hunt from McGill University.
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Intressanta språkliga reflektioner från Etikbloggen med anledning av vår artikel om definitionen av moralisk stress: etikbloggen.crb.uu.se/2024/0…
Artikeln, a conceptual analysis of moral stress among health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: doi.org/10.1186/s12910-023-0…
New qualitative study, "Surviving COVID-19: patients’ experiences of care and path to recovery," provides insights into patients’ experiences and may inform future healthcare strategies and policies. #COVID19
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A linked paper found quite low health-related quality of life 3-9 months after intensive care for COVID-19: nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
New paper on Swedish patient records using a sibling-comparison design found that, "the long-term risk elevation of psychiatric disorders after potentially traumatic events was largely independent of familial factors." jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
Sammanfattande artikel, av bl.a. undertecknad, med anledning av kunskapsutvecklingen rörande psykiskt trauma:
Posttraumatiskt stressyndrom (PTSD) och komplex PTSD (CPTSD) dlvr.it/T1P7j6
...och en anslutande artikel: xitter.cf/lakartidn/status/17468…
Utredning, handläggning och behandling av PTSD och CPTSD dlvr.it/T1P91R
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ESTSS free webinar series - Developmental Trauma - Wednesday, September 27.
More info and free registration here:
estss.org/sig-development-tr…
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#trauma #webinar
Great fun at #ESTSS2023: A president and vice president of national traumatic stress societies #photobooth
Yesterday Ida Hensler splendidly defended her PhD thesis: Trauma-focused digital support, momentary psychological states, and long-term symptoms: RCT and ecological momentary assessment. Great discussion led by prof. @MPfaltz. Congratulations dr. Hensler!
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Also grateful to examination board members prof. Hugo Hesser, prof. Karin Brocki, and prof. @Sean_Perrin for taking their time to examine Ida's thesis and bringing their perspectives to the defense.
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Hi everyone! Привіт!
We are a couple of people planning for a children’s hospital in #Ukraine. We are looking for people with healthcare experience who are interested in
1) planning the project or 2) working in the hospital.
Interested? ➡️ please email me.
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Follow-up study of self-help app for posttraumatic stress: Benefits remain for up to 9 months sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Our trial on Swedish version of the self-help app #PTSDcoach suggests that access to app led to decreases in posttraumatic stress and depressive symptoms. Study also included examination of potential harms. App is now available on app stores. jmir.org/2022/3/e31419