Professor

Beate-Christin Hope Kolltveit

Field of work

Professor at the Section for Master's in Public Health and General Nursing at the Department of Health and Caring Sciences. 

Defended her thesis in 2017: "Telemedicine follow-up in diabetes foot ulcer care: Essential conditions and contextual factors from the perspective of health care professionals"

Research within the area:

  • Conducts research on health-service development and follow-up in the municipal healthcare service (GP's office) in the treatment of people with chronic disease (type 2 diabetes and COPD)
  • prevention of chronic diseases
  • Overweight challenges and obesity surgery
  • Follow-up in primary healthcare/general practice
  • Delegation of healthcare tasks in primary health care
  • Digitalisation in the follow-up of chronic diseases in primary health care
  • Applying counselling methodology for changing health behaviour
  • The use of technology in the collaboration between primary and specialist healthvare services
  • Experiences of young adults born prematurely
  • Advanced Clinical Nurses (Nurse Practitioner) Role and Function in Health Services

I work 20% clinically as a diabetes nurse in general practice.

 

Teaches 

  • Diabetes and the follow-up of people with diabetes
  • Service development and follow-up of persons with chronic diseases in the municipal health service
  • Pedagogical Supervision Methods and Communication
  • Qualitative research methods

Research groups

Courses taught
  • KAS501, Advanced Clinical Competance and Decision-Making in Nursing, Fall 2026
  • KAS590, Master's Thesis, Fall 2026
  • KAS590, Master's Thesis, Spring 2027
  • MS1-307, Master's Thesis in Cooperation and Public health, Spring 2027
  • MS1-307, Master's Thesis in Cooperation and Public health, Fall 2026
  • MSS500, Health Education, Health Service Development and Innovation , Fall 2026
  • PHDH908, Intervention Studies, Spring 2027, subject responsible
  • PHDH909, Health, Function and Participation, Spring 2027
  • PHDH909, Health, Function and Participation, Fall 2026

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