Malin Jordal

Malin Jordal is a Lecturer in Health Sciences at Gävle University, with a PhD in Medical Science (Women's and Children's Health) from Uppsala University. Her research focuses on sexual and reproductive health, migrant health, and neurodiversity in healthcare professions. She has conducted extensive studies on female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C), including its impact on sexual function and surgical interventions, as well as the experiences of nurses with ADHD or autism.

Education:

• PhD in Medical Science (Women's and Children's Health) from Uppsala University

Research Interests:

• FGM/C: Surgical interventions, patient outcomes, and healthcare provider perspectives
• Migrant Health: Care workers in nursing homes and healthcare access for marginalized groups
• Neurodiversity: Autistic/ADHD nurses' work environments and career satisfaction

Publications: Her work bridges clinical practice and societal challenges, with articles in journals like International Journal of Nursing Studies, Nursing Open, and PLOS ONE. Recent trends highlight interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare equity and workforce diversity.

Grants & Advising: No specific grants or advising roles explicitly mentioned in the text.

Labs/Teams: Collaborations include projects on FGM/C prevention and organizational learning in healthcare systems, as evidenced by her involvement in a local development project report.