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Ann Sörlin is an Associate Professor in the Department of Community Medicine and Rehabilitation (Section: Physiotherapy) at Umeå University, Sweden, and holds an affiliated role in the Faculty Office of Medicine. She holds a Docent title and is recognized as a Distinguished University Teacher. Her work bridges clinical research and global health, focusing on rehabilitation strategies for neurological and respiratory conditions, particularly in under-resourced settings.
Research Interests:
- Neurological rehabilitation (stroke, spinal cord injury)
- Respiratory health interventions (COPD management)
- Global health equity in disability care
- eHealth tools for chronic disease self-management
- Physical activity interventions in workplace/clinical settings
Recent Research Focus:
Recent studies emphasize:
- Long-term outcomes after transient ischemic attack
- Caregiver experiences in Tanzanian disability contexts
- Efficacy of treadmill workstations for sedentary workers
- Cross-cultural adaptation of rehabilitation practices
Awards & Recognition:
- Docent in Community Medicine (Umeå University)
- Distinguished University Teacher
Grants & Projects:
- Leading the COPD-HIIT project (2021–2028)
- Co-investigator on ENDURE/PREDQUAD (2016–2023)
- Member of MOVE (Movement control/Exercise) and U-TREX (Respiratory Exercise) research groups
Collaborations:
Active partnerships with Tanzanian health institutions for global health research, including studies on spinal cord injury epidemiology and pediatric disability needs in Kilimanjaro.
