The group is led by Professor Christina Brogårdh, and includes senior and junior researchers as well as doctoral students. A visiting professor and persons employed at Skåne University Hospital are also affiliated to the group.
The research and teaching comprises several areas:
- Neurorehabilitation; such as recovery and fatigue after stroke; new rehabilitation methods to improve sensorimotor function for upper and lower extremity; and aging with late effects of polio.
- Mental health; such as body awareness and movement quality in young people with autism
- Global health and access to rehabilitation in low-income countries
- Physical activity in people with various diseases and its effect on physical and mental health
- Lymphedema after cancer treatment; measurements and effects of compression therapy and exercise
The goal of the research is that people with various diseases shall experience a higher quality of life and a sustainable health.
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