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Malin Lövgren
The Department of Health Care Sciences
Phone: +46-76636 50 90
Mail: malin.lovgren@mchs.se
Field of work
Malin Lövgren is a professor of caring science with a focus on palliative care. She has extensive experience in both teaching, research and collaboration with society.
Research
Malin's research area concerns families with children who are living with severe illness or who have lost a family member (parent/child/sibling). It concerns both the care of severely ill parents and the care of severely ill children and their families. A large part of the research is about developing, evaluating and implementing different types of support for these families or individual family members. The research primarily concerns communication about illness and care, grief, difficult conversations between caregivers and family and within the family. Children as relatives are a central part of Malin's research, where the child's own voice and participation are taken into account. Malin uses mixed methods and conducts both observational studies and intervention research, also with a focus on implementation in clinical practice. All research clinical and is carried out in close collaboration with the clinic and the affected families.
Find out more about the research program FTI - The Family Talk Intervention
Teaching
Malin has been teaching since the mid-2000s. She teaches at all levels (undergraduate, advanced and postgraduate). Her teaching involves both scientific methods, nursing, and palliative care.
Collaboration and Engagement
Malin is affiliated to Advanced Pediatric Home Care at Astrid Lindgren's Children's Hospital, Karolinska University Hospital. She has/has had many collaborative assignments, e.g. from the Swedish Research Council, Stockholm-Gotland Regional Cancer Center, the Swedish Childhood Cancer Foundation, etc.
Projects
- FTI as bereavement support
- Implementing the Family Talk Intervention in clinical practice – barriers and facilitators
- Long-term follow up of the FTI in pediatric oncology
- The Family Talk Intervention in a Children’s hospital – a pre-post study
- The Family Talk Intervention in a children’s hospice – a pilot study
- The Family Talk Intervention in specialized palliative home care – a cluster randomized trial
- The Family Talk Intervention when a parent has cancer- a pre-post study
- Using an interpreter to participate in the Family Talk Intervention
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- Last updated:
- 19 March 2025
