Magnus Zingmark

Magnus Zingmark is an Associate Researcher at Lund University's Faculty of Medicine, specializing in ageing and health research. He is affiliated with the Centre for Ageing and Supportive Environments (CASE) and maintains an active research profile with 42 publications to date. His work significantly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being of older populations.

His research interests focus on active ageing, health promoting interventions, cost-effectiveness analysis, and implementation science. Zingmark's work particularly examines how home environments impact functional limitations and active aging among older adults, with strong connections to occupational therapy practices and evidence-based municipal healthcare systems.

His recent publications demonstrate a clear trend toward practical applications of ageing research, with emphasis on rehabilitation at home, psychometric evaluation of ageing scales, and challenges in conducting research with public partners. His work bridges theoretical ageing concepts with practical healthcare implementation.

Zingmark actively participates in multiple research projects, including as Principal Investigator for a FORMAS-funded project on housing and health research implementation. He also serves as Assistant Supervisor for doctoral research and collaborates extensively with municipal healthcare services. His research network shows significant national collaboration within Sweden's academic and healthcare sectors.

His work is organized around several key projects including 'Rehabilitation at Home' (InHome), 'Health care and social services for older adults in age-friendly cities,' and 'Utilization of housing and health research for active and healthy ageing.' These projects collectively address the complex interplay between physical environments, healthcare services, and quality of life for older adults.