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Eva
Elmerstig
Associate Professor/Program director/Senior lecturer
eva.elmerstig@mau.se
040-665 74 90
Presentation
Eva Elmerstig, Associate Professor in Health and society, field of Sexology, PhD in the subject area of Gender and Medicine. Program director in Sexology. Teaching and the research profile: Sexology.
Publications
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2023 | Article in journal
Barriers to and strategies for dealing with vaginal dilator therapy - Female pelvic cancer survivors' experiences: A qualitative study
Linda Åkeflo, Eva Elmerstig, Karin Bergmark, Gail Dunberger
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2023 | Article in journal
Sexuality >1 year after brain injury rehabilitation: A cross-sectional study in Sweden
Ann-Sofie Ek, Charlotta Holmström, Eva Elmerstig
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2022 | Article in journal
Changes in Intimacy and Sexuality During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Analysis of Data from a Survey on Partnered Individuals in Eight European Countries
Charlotta Löfgren, Eva Elmerstig, Johanna Schröder, Marie Chollier, Jasmina Mehulic, Hanneke de Graaf, Katerina Klapilova, Ines Tavares, Peer Briken, Özlem Köse, Pedro Nobre, Aleksandar Stulhofer
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2022 | Conference paper
Experiences of involuntary childlessness during the COVID-19 pandemic
Ida Elisabet Hall, Charlotta Holmström, Maja Bodin, Lone Schmidt, Søren Ziebe, Eva Elmerstig
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2022 | Article in journal
Sexual health and wellbeing among female pelvic cancer survivors following individualized interventions in a nurse-led clinic
Linda Åkeflo, Gail Dunberger, Eva Elmerstig, Viktor Skokic, Gunnar Steineck, Karin Bergmark
Research Projects
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Research project
Being young and living with inflammatory bowel disease - an international perspective
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Research project
Youth, consent and the Internet: an affect theoretical study on young people's sexual practices online
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Research project
Experiences of involuntary childlessness during the Covid-19 pandemic
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Research project
Reflections regarding sexual experiences and boundaries of young adults with intellectual disability
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Research project
Sexual counselling after Acquired Brain Injury