Kristin Taraldsen

Kristin Taraldsen is a Professor at OsloMet - the metropolitan university, specializing in geriatric physiotherapy and digital mobility outcomes. Her work focuses on improving mobility and fall prevention in older adults after hip fractures, utilizing real-world data and qualitative analysis.

• Institution: OsloMet - the metropolitan university
• Academic Rank: Professor

Research Interests: Driven by advancements in aging healthcare, her research spans digital health technologies, biomechanics, and patient-centered rehabilitation. She explores how wearable sensors and telehealth can enhance recovery post-hip fracture and investigates multimorbidity management in home care settings.

Publication Trends: Recent articles emphasize real-world mobility assessment, pandemic impacts on elderly activity, and trust dynamics in healthcare. Her work bridges clinical practice with technological innovation, targeting frailty and fall prevention.

Projects: Active leadership in initiatives like FALLPREVENT (evidence-based fall prevention) and frailty research in life-course perspectives. Completed projects include Eva-Hip training and clinical biomechanical studies on hip fracture management.