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Lisbeth Jensen Gallefoss

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Email
lisbeth.gallefoss@uia.no
Phone
+47 38 14 18 47
Mobile phone
+47 95 77 27 43
Office
I2062 (Universitetsveien 25, 4630 Kristiansand, Norway)

Background and experience

I trained as a nurse in 1994-86, and went on to take a year-long course in health and social administration in 1992-94, a course in public health nursing in 1995-96, counseling pedagogy in 2000-01 and Marte Meo therapy in 2018-19. In 2008-10, I took a master's degree in mental health work with a specialization in child and adolescent mental health. I have 3 years of work experience from premature and pediatric wards and just over 20 years as a public health nurse in health centers, school health services, youth health centers and 3 years as a family counselor at a municipal family center. In addition, I have worked as an HSE advisor at Sørlandet Hospital HF, been a technical advisor in Barns Beste (national competence network for children as next of kin), led the establishment and continuation of Barnas Stasjon Blå Kors Kristiansand and led a research project at the research unit, department of substance abuse and addiction treatment (ARA) SSHF. I have been a permanent employee at the Department of Health and Nursing Science since August 2019. Since I was hired, I have, in addition to regular tasks in the teaching position, been a year coordinator on the bachelor's nursing program, had course responsibility for practical studies in mental health. UiA started up the master's in health nursing in the fall of 2022 and I have contributed to the work of developing the curriculum. 

Areas of responsibility

- Course responsibility for several courses on the master's program in public health nursing 
- International contact for the master's degree in public health nursing
- Ethics officer at UiA 
- Local safety representative

Teaching

I mostly teach on the master's program in public health nursing, both in theoretical courses and practical studies as well as a few hours annually on the bachelor's nursing program.

 

Research

Research areas: Health promotion and prevention for children and young people's mental health and quality of life, children in families where parents have mental health and substance abuse challenges.

Published Apr. 16, 2024 11:02 AM - Last modified Feb. 24, 2025 12:21 AM