Stine Borgen Lund

Stine Borgen Lund serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Health and Nursing at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology's Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Her clinical office is located at Øya helsehus in Trondheim, with direct contact through university email and dual Norwegian phone lines.

Her research focuses on critical intersections of nursing practice, trauma care, and geriatric vulnerability. Primary expertise spans intensive care nursing, traumatic brain injury management, and elder abuse prevention in nursing homes. Recent work employs constructivist grounded theory and qualitative methodologies to expose systemic neglect mechanisms among Norwegian nursing home staff, while earlier research analyzed physiological variables in moderate TBI patients through CENTER-TBI consortium collaborations.

Publication trends reveal a strategic pivot from neurotrauma clinical studies (2011-2017) toward geriatric ethics investigations (2022-2024). Her 15 most recent works demonstrate methodological consistency in qualitative health research while shifting focus from ICU survival resilience to institutionalized elder neglect. Key journals include BMC Geriatrics, Healthcare, and Journal of Clinical Nursing.

Lund actively disseminates findings through international academic channels including the Judith D. Tamkin International Symposium on Elder Abuse (2022) and 11th International Gerontological Congress (2022), where she presented on Norwegian nursing home staff perspectives regarding neglect rationalization.

Teaching responsibilities include intensive care nursing courses SYT3530, SYT3537, SYT3535, and SYT3536 at NTNU, emphasizing clinical competency development and shared responsibility frameworks in critical care settings. Her 2016 textbook Sykepleie ved sykdommer og skader i sentralnervesystemet remains a foundational resource in Norwegian nursing education.