Research about Health and Welfare

Our national and international research results in vital knowledge about the health and welfare of the young and old. We collaborate with society in several health and welfare fields: nursing; sexual, reproductive and perinatal health; social work; sport and health sciences; and medical sciences.

Here is research conducted within the School of Health and Welfare.

Research Groups

Environment, Technology and Participation
In our research group, we contribute knowledge on how the environment can be a crucial factor in achieving health and well-being, enabling person-centered care and support. We encompass research on both the physical and social environment, as well as studies on sustainable development within various
Research Group on Pain - DU/Pain
The long-term goal of our group is to develop and implement knowledge and expertise to address tomorrow's challenges in the prevention, diagnosis, and rehabilitation of patients suffering from chronic musculoskeletal pain.
Research Group: Sexual, Reproductive and Perinatal Health
The long-term goal of our group is to produce cutting-edge research and evidence-based practices with the aim of influencing access to sexual, reproductive, perinatal health (SRPH), and individual rights.

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Ingela Wiklund
Head of School
iwi@du.se
023-77 88 32
Staff at School of Health and Welfare

We offer courses and programmes at Bachelor och Master level within the School of Health and Welfare.

Courses and programmes in English:

Courses and programmes in Swedish:

Doctoral Studies: Health and Welfare with Focus on Evidence-Based Practice
Contribute to the development of healthcare and ensure that the results of research serve to benefit society at large. You can graduate with either a licentiate degree or a doctoral degree in care sciences.
Knowledge Implementation and Patient Safety (KIPS)
KIPS is the university's centre for implementation and patient safety research. It aims to build on knowledge that will lead to better healthcare, founded on evidence-based knowledge.