John Øvretveit is affiliated with the Karolinska Institute in Sweden and has contributed extensively to the field of Health Professions, particularly focusing on General Health Professions and related subfields such as Emergency Medical Services, Sociology and Political Science, Clinical Psychology, and Economics and Econometrics.
Their research addresses various topics including Health Policy Implementation Science, Primary Care and Health Outcomes, Global Health Workforce Issues, Healthcare professionals' stress and burnout, COVID-19 and Mental Health, Evaluation and Performance Assessment, and Mental Health and Patient Involvement.
Recent publications authored or co-authored by John Øvretveit include:
- Combining Improvement and Implementation Sciences and Practices for the Post COVID-19 Era (2021) published in Journal of General Internal Medicine
- Supporting the Emotional Well-being of Health Care Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic (2020) published in Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management
- Aligning quality improvement efforts and policy goals in a national integrated health system (2022) published in Health Services Research
- Hauora Māori - Māori health: a right to equal outcomes in primary care (2024) published in International Journal for Equity in Health
- Is there equity of patient health outcomes across models of general practice in Aotearoa New Zealand? A national cross-sectional study (2023) published in International Journal for Equity in Health
The venues where John Øvretveit has frequently published encompass:
Collaborations feature often in John Øvretveit's work, with frequent co-authors including:
John C Ovretveit;Paul Bate;Paul Cleary;Shan Cretin
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Bo Edvardsson;Bertil Thomasson;John Ovretveit
J Øvretveit;D Gustafson
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Susanne Ullström;Magna Andreen Sachs;Johan Hansson;John Øvretveit
Paul G. Shekelle;Peter J. Pronovost;Robert M. Wachter;Stephanie L. Taylor
John Øvretveit;John Øvretveit;Tim Scott;Thomas G. Rundall;Stephen M. Shortell
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Stephanie L. Taylor;Sydney Dy;Robbie Foy;Susanne Hempel
Eugene C Nelson;Mary Dixon-Woods;Paul B Batalden;Karen Homa
John Øvretveit;Peter Mathias;Tony Thompson
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John Øvretveit;David Gustafson
John Øvretveit;Lisa Zubkoff;Eugene C Nelson;Susan Frampton
Robbie Foy;John C. Ovretveit;Paul G. Shekelle;Peter J. Pronovost
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John Øvretveit
John C Ovretveit;Paul G. Shekelle;Sydney Dy;Kathryn M McDonald
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