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Kari Bøhle

Kari Bøhle

Assistant Professor
Department of Mental Health
Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences

kari.bohle@ntnu.no
+4773592377 Fred Kavli-bygget, del 1, Øya
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2023

  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål Kapstø. (2023) A prospective biopsychosocial repeated measures study of stress and dropout from substance addiction treatment. Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation
    Academic article

2022

  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål. (2022) Is there an association between salivary cortisol and dropping out of inpatient substance addiction treatments? : a prospective repeated measures study. Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment
    Academic article

2021

  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål. (2021) Protective factors against psychological distress among inpatients in substance use treatment : a cross-sectional study. Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment
    Academic article

2017

  • Hogstad, Ingrid Johnsen; Bøhle, Kari. (2017) En utdatert og forenklet forståelse av barnet. Klassekampen
    Reader opinion piece

2016

  • Bøhle, Kari. (2016) Sentral sensitisering og sentrale sensitivitetssyndromer. Psykologisk tidsskrift
    Article in business/trade/industry journal

Journal publications

  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål Kapstø. (2023) A prospective biopsychosocial repeated measures study of stress and dropout from substance addiction treatment. Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation
    Academic article
  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål. (2022) Is there an association between salivary cortisol and dropping out of inpatient substance addiction treatments? : a prospective repeated measures study. Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment
    Academic article
  • Bøhle, Kari; Otterholt, Eli; Bjørkly, Stål. (2021) Protective factors against psychological distress among inpatients in substance use treatment : a cross-sectional study. Substance Abuse: Research and Treatment
    Academic article
  • Hogstad, Ingrid Johnsen; Bøhle, Kari. (2017) En utdatert og forenklet forståelse av barnet. Klassekampen
    Reader opinion piece
  • Bøhle, Kari. (2016) Sentral sensitisering og sentrale sensitivitetssyndromer. Psykologisk tidsskrift
    Article in business/trade/industry journal

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2019

  • Poster
    Bøhle, Kari. (2019) Stress og dropout i rusbehandling - en prospektiv, biopsykososial studie. Helse Møre og Romsdal Regional Forskningskonferanse , Kristiansund 2019-10-02 - 2019-10-03
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