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Dag Karterud is an Associate Professor at the Department of Nursing and Health Promotion, Faculty of Health Sciences, Oslo Metropolitan University, where he also serves as a Study Leader for Area 4. His research centers on nursing practices, health promotion, and the societal impacts of long-term pain and mental health challenges, particularly among young adults. He actively contributes to the Empowerment research group and leads projects on welfare technology integration.
His primary research interests include:
- Nursing home care dynamics and decision-making
- Welfare technology and assistive devices for elderly populations
- Mental health and long-term pain management
- Nursing education resilience during crises like the COVID-19 pandemic
- Participatory research methods with vulnerable groups
Karterud's recent publications (2020-2024) predominantly explore qualitative aspects of elderly care, technology ethics, and pandemic-era nursing education. Key thematic trends include paternalism in institutional settings, co-design of assistive technologies with older adults, and nursing students' adaptive learning processes during health emergencies. His work consistently employs interpretive methodologies to examine healthcare delivery nuances.
He co-leads significant projects including:
- Facilitating and inhibiting factors for education/employment among young adults with long-term pain/mental health challenges (Active)
- The Assisted Living Project promoting responsible welfare technology innovation (Completed)
