Anna Forsberg

Anna Forsberg is a Professor and Supervisor at Lund University's Department of Nursing within the Faculty of Medicine. Her research focuses on organ donation, transplantation outcomes, caregiving in high-tech healthcare environments, and nursing process optimization. She leads the 'Care in a High-Tech Environment' research group and a national network advancing organ donation research.

Her expertise aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in health equity and quality healthcare access. She has supervised numerous PhD and Master’s students, leading projects like 'Symptom Management Post-Heart Transplantation' and 'Ambulance Nursing Care Innovations'.

• Key Research Themes: Organ donation motives, transplant patient self-management, and healthcare system adaptation to technological advancements.
• Recent Work: Investigates psychological adaptation post-transplant, nurses' experiences in organ procurement, and ethical frameworks to prevent organ trafficking.

Forsberg has published over 120 peer-reviewed articles, contributing to journals like Journal of Clinical Nursing and Transplantation. Her research directly influences clinical guidelines for organ donation and transplantation care.