About
Lars Hagberg is an Associate Professor and health economist at Örebro University's School of Health Sciences, Department of Health Sciences. He serves as a research supervisor and is affiliated with the University Health Care Research Center (UFC). His work bridges clinical research and public health science through economic analysis.
- Örebro University, School of Health Sciences
- Department of Health Sciences
- University Health Care Research Center (UFC)
- Health Economics Network at Örebro University and Region Örebro (HEN-ORURO)
Hagberg's research focuses on health economic analyses within healthcare and public health systems. His work examines cost-effectiveness of preventive and treatment methods across various medical domains including lifestyle interventions, surgical methods, and psychiatric care. He frequently collaborates with clinical researchers to evaluate economic aspects of healthcare interventions, with particular emphasis on resource allocation, quality of life measurements, and long-term health outcomes. His research spans multiple populations including elderly patients, adolescents with mental health concerns, and individuals with chronic conditions.
Hagberg's publication record shows consistent research productivity with 15+ publications annually in recent years. His work demonstrates methodological diversity including randomized controlled trials, longitudinal cohort studies, economic modeling, and qualitative approaches. Key thematic areas include cost-effectiveness of mobility aids for elderly, mental health economics across the lifespan, dietary interventions for chronic conditions, and non-pharmacological treatments for pain management. His research often incorporates quality of life measurements and innovative economic evaluation methods.
Hagberg has contributed to several significant research projects including studies on preventing postoperative urinary retention, diabetic foot ulcer treatments, mental health interventions for children and young people, and insulin pump therapy cost-effectiveness.
As a research supervisor, Hagberg has likely mentored numerous students though specific names aren't provided in the available information. His work has secured funding for various clinical studies examining the economic aspects of healthcare interventions.
Hagberg leads the Health Economics Network at Örebro University and Region Örebro (HEN-ORURO), which connects researchers across the university and healthcare region to advance health economic research and its application in healthcare decision-making.
