Dr. Linus Broström

Biography

Linus Broström is a Lecturer and Associate Professor specializing in Medical Ethics at Lund University. His research focuses on the intersection of medical decision-making and ethical considerations, particularly in the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. He has been actively involved in research projects that explore values, decision-making, and value conflicts within kidney healthcare. Broström has collaborated on multiple research initiatives that address contemporary ethical dilemmas in healthcare, contributing significantly to the field of Clinical Medicine. He is also engaged in public discussions and presentations surrounding legal capacities in healthcare settings and the implications of ethical guidelines in clinical practice. Through his work, he aims to foster an understanding of how ethical frameworks can be applied to practical medical decision-making to improve patient outcomes. His commitment to research in Medical Ethics is reflected in his active participation in various collaborative projects and contributions to academic discourse in this domain. Additionally, Broström has presented his findings at numerous conferences, showcasing his expertise and dedication to advancing the field of Medical Ethics.

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