My research mainly concerns complex interventions with a particular focus on development and implementation within employment-oriented rehabilitation, general practice, and cross-sector, interdisciplinary collaboration. I work with quantitative and qualitative methods and have experience with project management and interdisciplinary collaboration.

I also do research into screening programs, especially screening for colorectal cancer, with a focus on the balance between harmful and beneficial effects, and I do research about overdiagnosis.

I am particularly interested in:

• Development and implementation of complex interventions
• Collaboration across sectors, institutions and disciplines
• Participatory approaches to research, e.g. co-design
• Mental illness on an individual, group and societal level
• Citizens' and professionals' experiences with employment-oriented rehabilitation
• How social medicine and general practice approach health and illness
• Vulnerability as a concept
• Inequity in health
• The beneficial and harmful effects of medical screening, especially overdiagnosis
• Evidence-based medicine