Sebastian Lindblom

Sebastian Lindblom is a Postdoctoral Fellow and SFO-V Fellow at the Department of Neurobiology, Health Sciences and Society, Karolinska Institutet (2021-2025). He holds a doctoral degree in Medical Science (2021) and clinical affiliations as a registered physiotherapist at Karolinska University Hospital since 2011.

• Doctorate in Medical Science (2021)
• Master's in Clinical Medical Science (2015)
• Bachelor's in Physiotherapy (2011)

His research focuses on person-centered integrated care, emphasizing how meaning-making, continuous learning, and interdisciplinary collaboration enhance healthcare design for stroke survivors and hypertension patients. Key interests include care transitions, implementation science, and fostering global networks for junior researchers.

Recent publications span care transitions for stroke patients (Int J Integr Care 2025), hypertension management in primary care (J Clin Hypertens 2025), machine learning for hypertension prediction (Prev Med Rep 2024), and qualitative analyses of stakeholder experiences in integrated care (BMC Neurol 2024).

Scientific Awards:

• SFO-V Fellowship

Grants:

• Swedish Research Council for Health Working Life and Welfare (2021-2024), funding care transition research for older stroke patients

Network Involvement: Chairs the global Emerging Researchers and Professionals in Integrated Care (ERPIC) network, promoting international collaboration and career development in integrated care research.