Thomas Mildestvedt
- E-postThomas.Mildestvedt@uib.no
- Telefon+47 55 58 61 63
- BesøksadresseAlrek HelseklyngeRom4B4
- PostadressePostboks 78045020 Bergen
- Forskning
- Formidling
- Undervisning
- Publikasjoner
- Prosjekter
- PRImary health Care leaders Education PRICE 2021-26
- Helsefremmende livsstilsforskning
- Helse og helsetjenester blant sårbare grupper
- Velferd, livsstil og samhandling
- Kommunikasjon, lege-pasient relasjon
- Medisinsk utdanning
- Motivasjon
- Samliv og helse
- Primærhelsetjeneste i Afrika- NORHED PRICE
Motivasjonsarbeid
Kommunikasjon
Livsstilsendringer
Fysisk aktivitet som medisin
Allmennmedisinske tema
Samliv og parforhold
Motivasjon
Preventiv kardiologi
Kommunikasjon
Livsstilsendringer
Hud
Allmennmedisin
Akuttmedisin
Fysisk aktivitet
Hjertesvikt
- (2022). Smakfull krydring av tørre læringsmål. Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening.
- (2022). How do general practitioners handle couple relationship problems in consultations? A focus group study. Family Practice. 913-919.
- (2022). Healthy and unhealthy eating after a behaviour change intervention in primary care. Primary Health Care Research and Development. 1-11.
- (2022). Factors associated with self-rated health in primary care in the South-Western health zone of Malawi. BMC Primary Care.
- (2021). Patients want their doctors' help to increase physical activity: a cross sectional study in general practice. Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care. 131-138.
- (2021). How is motivational interviewing (un)related to self-determination theory: An empirical study from different healthcare settings. Scandinavian Journal of Psychology. 709-716.
- (2021). Factors Predicting Physical Activity and Sports Participation in Adolescence. Journal of Environmental and Public Health. 10 sider.
- (2020). How can we improve specialist health services for children with multi-referrals? Parent reported experience. BMC Health Services Research. 1-11.
- (2020). How are body mass and body attitude impacted by a behaviour change intervention in primary care? A pragmatic randomised controlled trial. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 393-401.
- (2020). Getting physically active by e-bike: An active commuting intervention study. Physical Activity and Health (PAAH). 120-129.
- (2020). Getting Physically Active by E-Bike : An Active Commuting Intervention Study. Physical Activity and Health (PAAH). 120-129.
- (2020). Couple relationship problems-a task for the general practitioner? A cross-sectional survey from Norway. Family Practice.
- (2019). Performance of primary care in different healthcare facilities: A cross-sectional study of patients' experiences in Southern Malawi. BMJ Open.
- (2018). Trustingly bewildered. How first-year medical students make sense of their learning experience in a traditional, preclinical curriculum. Medical Education Online. 1-9.
- (2018). The Norwegian Healthy Life Centre Study: A pragmatic RCT of physical activity in primary care. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 1-10.
- (2018). Quality of primary care from patients' perspective: a cross sectional study of outpatients' experience in public health facilities in rural Malawi. BMC Health Services Research. 9 sider.
- (2018). Participants at Norwegian Healthy Life Centres: Who are they, why do they attend and how are they motivated? A cross-sectional study. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 774-781.
- (2018). First four years of operation of a municipal acute bed unit in rural Norway. Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care. 390-396.
- (2018). Factors associated with self-rated health in primary care. Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care. 317-322.
- (2018). Development and validation of a Malawian version of the primary care assessment tool. BMC Family Practice. 1-11.
- (2018). Bicycle usage and cardiorespiratory fitness among inactive adults provided with electrically assisted bicycles. Acta Kinesiologiae Universitatis Tartuensis. 60-73.
- (2017). The Norwegian Healthy Life Study: protocol for a pragmatic RCT with longitudinal follow-up on physical activity and diet for adults. BMC Public Health. 1-10.
- (2017). High prevalence of insomnia and hypnotic use in patients visiting their general practitioner. Family Practice. 20-24.
- (2016). Stakeholders' expectations of Healthy Life Centers: A focus group study. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 709-717.
- (2016). "It's not like a fat camp" - A focus group study of adolescents' experiences on group-based obesity treatment. International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-being. 1-13.
- (2012). Two Valid Measures of Self-rated Physical Activity and Capacity. Open Cardiovascular Medicine Journal. 156-162.
- (2011). Examining the Matthew effect on the motivation and ability to stay at work after heart disease. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 517-524.
- (2008). How important are individual counselling, expectancy beliefs and autonomy for the maintenance of exercise after cardiac rehabilitation? Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 832-840.
- (2007). No difference in lifestyle changes by adding individual counselling to group-based rehabilitation RCT among coronary heart disease patients. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 591-598.
- (2007). Examining the "Matthew Effect" on the motivation and ability to make lifestyle changes in 217 heart rehabilitation patients. Scandinavian Journal of Public Health. 140-147.
- (2022). Samlivsproblemer på fastlegekontoret.
- (2022). Exploring patients' experiences from revealing couple relationship issues with their general practitioner. A qualitative study.
- (2021). How do general practitioners handle couple relationship problems? A focus-group study from Norway.
- (2016). ”It ́s not like a fat camp” – en fokusgruppestudie om ungdomers erfarenheter av gruppbaserade livsstilskurser.
- (2016). How access to an E-bike affects amount and patterns of bicycle use in inactive Norwegian adults: A pilot study.
- (2016). Expectations and early experiences with Healthy Life Centres – a focus group study.
- (2016). Evaluating a complex intervention: Healthy Life Centres in Norway.
- (2015). Trustingly bewildered. First-year medical students’ reflections on the ideals of medicine and the realities of medical school.
- (2005). Maintenance of heart protective diets after cardiac rehabilitation.
- (2005). Maintenance of exercise and physical capacity after cardiac rehabilitation.
- (2021). Brev til Helseministeren i forbindelse med redningsaksjon for fastlegeordningen.
- (2022). Fastlegeordningen dør. Dagsavisen.
- (2019). Behaviour change interventions in primary health care.
- (2008). Motivating cardiac rehabilitation patients to maintain lifestyle changes.
- (2016). “It's not like fat camp”. A focus group study of adolescents’ experiences on group based obesity treatment.
- (2015). High prevalence of DSM-5/ICSD-3 insomnia, self-reported sleep problems, and hypnotic use in patients visiting their general practitioner.
- (2015). Forventninger og til og erfaringer fra frisklivssentraler - en fokusgruppestudie.
- (2013). Promoting health in Healthy Living Centers – does it work, how does it work, and why? A study protocol.
- (2022). Bruk av tolk blant fastleger på Vestlandet. Utposten.
- (2013). Hjerte og kretsløp. 304-348. I:
- (2013). Allmennmedisin. Gyldendal Akademisk.
- (2003). Den kliniske samtalen. 69-87. I:
- (2003). Allmennmedisin. Gyldendal Akademisk.
- (2019). Lagspilleren : . Tidsskrift for Den norske legeforening. 1294-1297.
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Praksiserfaringer
Klinikk på tvers- samhandling med familier med barn med komplekse problemer
Motivasjonssamtalen i klinisk arbeid
Fysisk aktivitet som medisin
Samlivsproblemer på fastlegekontoret
NORHED PRImary health Care leaders Education PRICE
The project digested
Strengthening the capacity of the PRImary health Care leaders Education (PRICE) aims to build the primary health care systems in Malawi and Zambia 2021-2026.
A project rewarded with 20 mill NOK, funded by NORAD throug the NORHED II application. NORHED is Norway’s national flagship programme on higher education and research for development.
Project’s particular importance
WHO emphasizes that the best approach for improving the quality and coverage of essential health services and for ensuring the effective use of resources, is to invest in integrated primary health care (PHC) services. This has been even more important during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Although PHC provides the basis for health care systems in these two countries, the bulk of the sub-district health facilities are manned by untrained personnel.
Project goals
The general objective is to increase the quantity and quality of education and research programs within PHC in Malawi and Zambia. We will review or develop curricula and programs at Bachelors, Masters and PhD levels and increase the capacity of the training and education system. In cooperation with the PRIMAFAMED network we will disseminate knowledge throughout the African PHC network.
Relevant SDGs in project
- The most important SDG is 3; Good Health & Well-Being; 3.8, B, C
- SDG 4 Quality Education; 4.3-5,A,B
- SDG 17 Partnerships to Achieve the Goal;3,6,9,16,17
Partner institutions
The project will be implemented by the College of Medicine in Malawi and the School of Public Health University of Zambia together with the University of Bergen and the Primafamed network based in South Africa at Stellenbosch University.
Project leader
Thomas Mildestvedt