Doctoral exam October 30, Kristine Røren Nordén
Welcome to the trial lecture and public defense by Kristine Røren Nordén on October 30, starting at 10:15!
In her doctoral degree at Diakonhjemmet Hospital and the University of Oslo, Kristine has researched how high-intensity exercise can contribute to better physical fitness and reduced risk of cardiovascular disease in patients with inflammatory joint diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, spondyloarthritis and psoriatic arthritis.
The topics for the public defense include, among others:
- High-intensity interval training (HIIT) as a treatment method
- How aerobic capacity is measured and improved in patients with joint diseases
- Health benefits such as increased fitness, better cholesterol levels and lower body fat
- How aerobic capacity is measured and improved in patients with joint diseases
- Health benefits such as increased fitness, better cholesterol levels and lower body fat
This is a unique opportunity to learn more about personalized treatment through physical activity and the opportunities it offers for patients with rheumatic diseases.
Time and place
Date: October 30, 2024
Time: Trial lecture at 10:15 AM, public defense at 1:15 PM
Location: Old Banquet Hall, University of Oslo, Karl Johans Gate 47
Time: Trial lecture at 10:15 AM, public defense at 1:15 PM
Location: Old Banquet Hall, University of Oslo, Karl Johans Gate 47
Program
Trial lecture: "Muscle strength training as medicine to empower health across the lifespan: evidence-based, optimal dosage, and clinical implementation for physiotherapists."
Disputas: "Cardiorespiratory fitness in patients with inflammatory joint disease: Associations, validity of assessment and effects of an exercise intervention."
Disputas: "Cardiorespiratory fitness in patients with inflammatory joint disease: Associations, validity of assessment and effects of an exercise intervention."
Assessment committee:
Associate Professor Inger-Lise Aamodt Aksetøy, NTNU
Professor Martin van der Esch, The Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Associate Professor Trygve Skonnord, University of Oslo
The dissertation will be led by Professor John-Anker Zwart from the University of Oslo.
Associate Professor Inger-Lise Aamodt Aksetøy, NTNU
Professor Martin van der Esch, The Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Associate Professor Trygve Skonnord, University of Oslo
The dissertation will be led by Professor John-Anker Zwart from the University of Oslo.
Registration
The event is open to everyone, but we would appreciate it if you click "Going" in the Facebook event if you plan to attend.
Welcome to an exciting day with new insights about exercise and rheumatic diseases!
