Jette Trolle-Schultz Jensen

Jette Trolle-Schultz Jensen is a Lecturer at Halmstad University's School of Health and Welfare, actively engaged in research and teaching related to social welfare systems and community interventions. Her work focuses on evaluating and improving coordination within welfare services across the Halland region of Sweden.

Her research interests center on social welfare services, public health coordination, social protection systems, and community intervention projects. She examines how municipal welfare services can better coordinate efforts to serve vulnerable populations through projects like Samordningsförbundet Halland, Steget vidare, Salut Halland, and Individsamverkansteam (IST). Her work employs longitudinal evaluation methodologies to assess the effectiveness of welfare interventions across multiple municipalities including Halmstad, Varberg, Falkenberg, and Kungsbacka.

Her publication record demonstrates consistent engagement with welfare service evaluation, with recent work analyzing gaps in social protection systems and the effectiveness of interdisciplinary teams in municipal welfare contexts. Her research combines theoretical frameworks with practical implementation challenges faced by welfare professionals.

Jette maintains active professional connections through her work with society and communication initiatives, contributing to the academic understanding of welfare service coordination in contemporary Swedish society.