Inger-Lise Fredriksen Neslein

Inger-Lise Fredriksen Neslein is an Associate Professor at the University of Agder and Oslo Metropolitan University, with a 20% part-time position at the latter. Her research spans biomedical education, patient safety, preanalytic challenges in laboratory medicine, and medical ethics.

• Current roles: Associate Professor (UiA, Department of Natural Sciences; OsloMet, Institute of Life Sciences and Health)
• Research focus: AI integration in education, clinical pharmacology, hematology, pathology, and ethical frameworks for healthcare professionals

Her publications highlight trends in artificial intelligence applications (2025-2024), biomedical education reforms (2025-2022), and preanalytic quality control (2023). She actively contributes to policy discussions around diversity in healthcare education and blood bank preparedness.

As an advisor to the Norwegian Directorate of Health, she evaluates international qualifications for biomedical lab scientists. Her recent work emphasizes systematic approaches to racism in clinical environments and ethical AI implementation in medical training.

Key collaborations include the Nordic Blood Preparedness Project and initiatives to strengthen Norwegian language requirements for healthcare professionals. She advocates for practical clinical training and curriculum modernization in biomedical disciplines.