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Kristin Thomas

Associate Professor, Docent

My focus is on implementation science, specifically the implementation of health promotion and digital tools in health- and social care settings.

Research interests

Implementing evidence-based interventions for health promotion in routine healthcare

My research focuses on barriers and facilitators for implementing health promotion in routine healthcare. Current research projects study the use of digital tools in health promotion practice and the implementation of novel practice model for mental health care. I am also responsible for teaching and supervising Implementation Science students on master and doctoral levels at Linköping University as well as other universities in Sweden and abroad.

Publications

2023

Per Nilsen, Jeanette Wassar Kirk, Kristin Thomas (2023) Going beyond the traditional tools of implementation science FRONTIERS IN HEALTH SERVICES, Vol. 3, Article 1343058 Continue to DOI
Petra Dannapfel, Preben Bendtsen, Marcus Bendtsen, Kristin Thomas (2023) Implementing smoking cessation in routine primary care-a qualitative study FRONTIERS IN HEALTH SERVICES, Vol. 3, Article 1201447 Continue to DOI
Nadine Karlsson, Janna Skagerström, Amy O’Donnell, Latifa Abidi, Kristin Thomas, Per Nilsen, Torgeir Gilje Lid (2023) Relationship Between Educational Level and Attitudes Towards Alcohol Conversations in Healthcare: A Cross-Sectional Survey Conducted in Four European Countries International Journal of Public Health, Vol. 68, Article 1605634 Continue to DOI
Suzana Holmér, Ann-Charlotte Nedlund, Kristin Thomas, Barbro Krevers (2023) How health care professionals handle limited resources in primary care - an interview study BMC Health Services Research, Vol. 23, Article 6 Continue to DOI
Maria Fagerström, Marie Löf, Ulrika Müssener, Kristin Thomas (2023) The importance of trusting conditions for organizations readiness to implement mHealth to support healthy lifestyle behaviors: An interview study within Swedish child and school healthcare Digital Health, Vol. 9, Article 20552076231181476 Continue to DOI

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