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Therese Eriksson

Associate Professor

Can a reimbursement system offer the right incentives to increase quality in health care? 

Presentation

My dissertation aims to assess what kind of effects a value-based reimbursement system brings to patients, employees and society. The research is mainly based upon “Patient Choice Spine Surgery”, which Stockholm County Council implemented in 2013.

Education

Master of Science in Business and Economics, Linköping University 2013

Publications

2025

Michaela Eklund, Magnus Husberg, Thérèse Eriksson, Mattias Enoksson, Staffan Gustavsson, Lars-Åke Levin, Lars Bernfort (2025) Treatment Pattern of Heart Failure Patients in Sweden During 2021-2023 in Relation to Updated Treatment Recommendations Drugs - real world outcomes, Vol. 12, p. 281-293 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2024

Thérèse Eriksson, Hans Tropp, Ann-Britt Wiréhn, Lars-Åke Levin (2024) A cost-reducing reimbursement programme? Effects of value-based reimbursement on healthcare costs Frontiers in Public Health, Vol. 12, Article 1326067 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2023

Thérèse Eriksson, Lars-Åke Levin, Ann-Charlotte Nedlund (2023) The introduction of a value-based reimbursement programme - Alignment and resistance among healthcare providers International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Vol. 38, p. 129-148 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2022

Valerie Stålberg, Barbro Krevers, Lovisa Lingetun, Therese Eriksson, Ann Josefsson, Caroline Lilliecreutz (2022) Study protocol for a modified antenatal care program for pregnant women with a low risk for adverse outcomes - a stepped wedge cluster non-inferiority randomized trial BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, Vol. 22, Article 999 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2021

Thérèse Eriksson (2021) Promises and pitfalls of value-based reimbursement in healthcare: A mixed method health economic approach

News

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Better care of expectant mothers in focus for new research centre

It should not matter where in the country a woman gives birth. Nor should her background. A new research centre is therefore being set up, to make the entire care chain for expectant and new mothers more equal and based on their individual needs.

Publications

2025

Michaela Eklund, Magnus Husberg, Thérèse Eriksson, Mattias Enoksson, Staffan Gustavsson, Lars-Åke Levin, Lars Bernfort (2025) Treatment Pattern of Heart Failure Patients in Sweden During 2021-2023 in Relation to Updated Treatment Recommendations Drugs - real world outcomes, Vol. 12, p. 281-293 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2024

Thérèse Eriksson, Hans Tropp, Ann-Britt Wiréhn, Lars-Åke Levin (2024) A cost-reducing reimbursement programme? Effects of value-based reimbursement on healthcare costs Frontiers in Public Health, Vol. 12, Article 1326067 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2023

Thérèse Eriksson, Lars-Åke Levin, Ann-Charlotte Nedlund (2023) The introduction of a value-based reimbursement programme - Alignment and resistance among healthcare providers International Journal of Health Planning and Management, Vol. 38, p. 129-148 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2022

Valerie Stålberg, Barbro Krevers, Lovisa Lingetun, Therese Eriksson, Ann Josefsson, Caroline Lilliecreutz (2022) Study protocol for a modified antenatal care program for pregnant women with a low risk for adverse outcomes - a stepped wedge cluster non-inferiority randomized trial BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, Vol. 22, Article 999 (Article in journal) Continue to DOI

2021

Thérèse Eriksson (2021) Promises and pitfalls of value-based reimbursement in healthcare: A mixed method health economic approach

Research affiliation

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Centre for Medical Technology Assessment

We conduct method development, disseminate research findings and assess methods and procedures within healthcare with respect to medical, social, economical and ethical consequences.

Organization

Priorities 2018

Unit of Health Care Analysis

The Unit of Health Care Analysis conducts research in three main areas: health economic assessment, decision making in health care, and priority setting in health care and social services.

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