Marie Berlin Researcher

Contact

Name and title: Marie BerlinResearcher

Workplace: Department of Social Work Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room E2343Campus Albano Hus 2, plan 3, Albanovägen 18

Postal address Institutionen för socialt arbete114 19 Stockholm

About me

I have a Ph.D. in sociological demography and work as a researcher at the Department of Social Work, Stockholm University. My research interests relate to vulnerability among children and young people, where I mainly have experience in analyzing population register data from a life course perspective. Current reserach is focused on children and youth in out-of-home care. 


Publications, manuscripts and reports in selection

Berlin M, Mensah T, Lundgren F, Klingberg G, Hjern A, Vinnerljung B & Cederlund A. Dental care consumption among young adults who were in societal out-of-home care as children – a Swedish national cohort study. Manuscript submitted in 2017.

von Greiff N, Skogens L, Berlin M & Bergmark A. Mortality and cause of death among a cohort of 1163 substance abusers who were in inpatient drug treatment in the early 1980s. Manuscript submitted in 2017.

Daehlen M, Kääriälä A, Berlin M, Lausten M & Hiilamo H. The educational disadvantage among vulnerable youths: How early school leaving among youth placed in out-of-home care varies across four Nordic countries. Manuscript submitted in 2017.

Tandhälsa bland unga vuxna som varit placerade. Registerstudie av tandhälsa och tandvårdskonsumtion bland 20–29-åringar som varit placerade i heldygnsvård under uppväxten. Socialstyrelsen; Rapport 2014-11-3, www.socialstyrelsen.se, februari 2016.

Förskrivning av psykofarmaka till placerade barn och ungdomar. Socialstyrelsen; Rapport 2014-11-3. www.socialstyrelsen.se, november 2014.

Vinnerljung B, Sallnäs M & Berlin M. Placement breakdowns in long-term foster care – a regional Swedish study. Child and Family SocialWork 2014.

Lager A, Berlin M, Heimerson I & Danielsson M. Chapter 3 Young people's health in Health in Sweden: The National Public Health Report 2012. Scand J Public Health 2012 40: 42.

Berlin M, Vinnerljung B & Hjern A. School performance in primary school and psychosocial problems in young adulthood among care leavers from long term foster care. Children and Youth Services Review 2011;33:2489–2497.

 


Does GOING HOME truly serve the best interest of children placed in out-of-home care?

The research project"Does GOING HOME truly serve the best interest of children placed in out-of-home care? Patterns of family reunification and its impact on the use of healthcare services in children and young people" aims to increase understanding of family reunification patterns and their impact on children's healthcare utilisation in Sweden.

Contact

Name and title: Marie BerlinResearcher

Workplace: Department of Social Work Länk till annan webbplats.

Visiting address Room E2343Campus Albano Hus 2, plan 3, Albanovägen 18

Postal address Institutionen för socialt arbete114 19 Stockholm