Tina Ellinor Rosland

Tina Ellinor Rosland serves as a Senior Lecturer at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Medicine, based at UiO Campus South with primary clinical affiliation at Sørlandet Hospital HF in Kristiansand. Her institutional roles bridge academic instruction at Norway's leading medical faculty and clinical practice within the hospital's Gynecology Department, where she maintains an office at the Arendal facility.

Dr. Rosland's research centers on critical women's health issues through the lens of gynecological surgery outcomes. She specializes in analyzing long-term health consequences of hysterectomy and oophorectomy using population-scale data from the HUNT study, with particular focus on cardiovascular mortality risks and validation of self-reported surgical histories. Her epidemiological approach examines how these common procedures impact chronic disease trajectories and overall survival in female populations.

Her recent publications demonstrate methodological rigor in cohort analysis, establishing patterns where self-reported surgical histories show high validity for epidemiological research while revealing significant cardiovascular mortality associations with oophorectomy. This work positions her at the intersection of clinical gynecology, surgical outcomes research, and population health epidemiology.

As part of the HUNT study research consortium, Dr. Rosland collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across the University of Oslo and regional hospitals to investigate women's health through large-scale longitudinal data, contributing to evidence-based gynecological practice guidelines.