Charlotte Roos

Charlotte Roos serves as a Researcher at the Center for Clinical Research, Gävleborg, affiliated with Uppsala University. Her work focuses on clinical geriatrics within residential care settings across the Gävleborg region of Sweden, where she conducts intervention studies to improve care quality for elderly residents.

Her primary research explores person-centered care methodologies, caregiver value systems, and empowerment frameworks in elderly care facilities. Key interests include measuring life satisfaction outcomes, establishing resident-centered climates, and developing evidence-based interventions for long-term care environments. Her work bridges clinical practice with social care policy through rigorous trial methodologies.

Her 2016 BMC Geriatrics publication demonstrates expertise in cluster-randomized controlled trials within geriatric care settings. The research examines how fundamental value interventions for caregivers impact resident empowerment and satisfaction metrics, contributing to evidence-based frameworks for person-centered care implementation across Scandinavian residential facilities. This work establishes methodological rigor in measuring subjective well-being outcomes in vulnerable elderly populations.