Research news from the School of Health and Welfare

Professor’s portrait: From handball coach to professor

Equine-assisted therapy may improve wellbeing among children and adolescents

Researcher’s review of Swedish agency report on orthorexia shows unclear evidence base

Halmstad University and the major Swedish sports federations build unique research register together

AI in home healthcare needs to adapt to reality

Development and community can encourage young people to keep playing sports

Healthcare improves when children get to have their say

Finding meaning and balance in everyday life – a key to health

Healthcare journeys for young adults with mental health challenges – four different paths through the system

Collaboration strengthens the possibilities for combining elite sports with work

Updated national guidelines to improve support for elite athletes with dual careers

Knowledgeable coaches help young people maintain the joy of sports

Halmstad University sports research among the top 150 in the world

Sports becoming more expensive for children and youth

Professor’s portrait: Ingrid Larsson wants to create ripples on the water

AI for early intervention in mental health among young adults

Rhythmic hoof tread, satisfied snorts and soothing hay chews – the road to sustainable health?

The School of Health and Welfare – from the past to the future – in the present

“The highest level is when research has political influence”

Focus area Health Innovation – a diamond in the rough

Focus area Smart Cities and Communities creates innovation and value for a sustainable society

Nordic conference on the latest research in sustainable health

Halmstad University establishes two new research programmes 

Professor’s portrait: Halmstad University’s Bennet Professor does research on research

Professor’s portrait: Andreas Ivarsson wants to make a difference where it counts

Professor’s portrait: Urban Johnson and the story of the academic subject sports psychology

Professor’s portrait: A desire to improve the world

Professor’s portrait: Helping people live a life they feel good about

Professor’s portrait: Health promotion and the two parallel missions that the Swedish sports movement is based on

Professor’s portrait: Henrika, horses and health

Professor’s portrait: Contributing to better conditions

Professor’s portrait: Sociology captures life as it is

Honorary Doctor who wants to highlight the family’s role in health and care

Professor’s portrait: The nurse who became a professor

Professor’s portrait: The University’s first professor in Health Innovation

Professor’s portrait: Health, health promotion and participation in focus