Anne Marie Mork Rokstad

Anne Marie Mork Rokstad is a Professor in Nursing Science and Health Professions at Molde University College, Faculty of Health Sciences and Social Care. She specializes in dementia care, person-centered approaches, and health services research for elderly populations.

• Current affiliation: Molde University College
• Research focus: Dementia care, mental health in older adults, pandemic impacts on elderly healthcare

Research Interests: Her work emphasizes person-centered dementia care, caregiver experiences, medication management in elderly populations, and pandemic-related healthcare adaptations. She leads initiatives like Hjerneløftet (Brain Lift) for public dementia awareness.

Publication Trends: Recent studies analyze dementia risk prediction models, social media's role in mitigating pandemic isolation, medication dispensation patterns, and quality of life in nursing homes. Collaborations with international researchers (e.g., Livingston, Bergh) focus on large-scale HUNT study data.

Scientific Awards:

• 2024: Prize for Hjerneløftet project (communicating dementia research to the public)

Additional Contributions: Authored books on dementia care, contributed to national guidelines, and conducted intervention studies (e.g., TIME model for neuropsychiatric symptoms). Her work bridges academic research, practical implementation, and public health education.