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Margrét Ólafía Tómasdóttir - Assistant Professor

Margrét Ólafía Tómasdóttir

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School of Health Sciences

Margrét Ólafía Tómasdóttir

Assistant Professor

Location
Utan H.Í.
Email
mot [at] hi.is

Unit
Faculty of Medicine

Published works

2024

Prospective study of risk factors for community-acquired acute kidney injuryEuropean Journal of Internal Medicine
On sustainability and low value careScandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care

2021

,,Það dundi yfir líkama og sál“Læknablaðið
Við læknar verðum að fá tækifæri til endurheimtarLæknablaðið
,,Það dundi yfir líkama og sál“Læknablaðið
,,It overtook my body and soul"Laeknabladid
Þróun lyfjaávísana á ópíóíðalyf í heilsugæslu á árabilinu 2008 til 2017Læknablaðið
,,It overtook my body and soul“: The experience of individuals receiving health-promoting service, of psychological trauma and health-related problemsLæknablaðið

2020

How primary healthcare in Iceland swiftly changed its strategy in response to the COVID-19 pandemicBMJ Open
Í auga stormsinsLæknablaðið
Svefnlyf og róandi lyf, fjölveikindi og andlát fyrir aldur framLæknablaðið
Í auga stormsinsLæknablaðið

2019

Ávísanir á þunglyndislyf, róandi lyf og svefnlyf hjá ungu fólki fyrir og eftir bankahrunLaeknabladid
Ávísanir á þunglyndislyf, róandi lyf og svefnlyf hjá ungu fólki fyrir og eftir bankahrun - Þversniðsrannsókn í Heilsugæslu höfuðborgarsvæðisinsLæknablaðið
Association between prescription of hypnotics/anxiolytics and mortality in multimorbid and non-multimorbid patients: a longitudinal cohort study in primary careBMJ Open

2018

Use of pregnancy ultrasound before the 19th week scan: an analytical study based on the Icelandic Childbirth and Health CohortBMC Pregnancy and Childbirth

2017

Multimorbidity in the Norwegian HUNT population: an epidemiological study with reference to the concept allostatic load

2016

History of violence and subjective health of mother and childScandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care
Commentary byLongitudinal and Life Course Studies
Does existential unease' predict adult multimorbidity? Analytical cohort study on embodiment based on the Norwegian HUNT populationBMJ Open
Origins of heath inequalitiesLongitudinal and Life Course Studies
Multimorbidity and use of hypnotic and anxiolytic drugsBMC Family Practice

2015

Problems and challenges in relation to the treatment of patients with multimorbidityScandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care
Self reported childhood difficulties, adult multimorbidity and allostatic load. A cross-sectional analysis of the Norwegian HUNT studyPLoS ONE

Keywords for Specialisation:

Family Medicine

Chronic illness and adaption