Nordic Conference on Research in Patient Safety and Quality in Healthcare
NSQH 2026, 26 – 28 August 2026
Keynote Speakers
Liina-Kaisa Tynkkynen
Liina-Kaisa Tynkkynen is a chief researcher at the The Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL). Her areas of expertise are health systems and policy research and international health system comparisons. In recent years her work has focused on health system reforms and health policy monitoring in Finland and internationally. She has extensive international networks and she collaborates with various health system stakeholders in Finland and abroad.
Dr Josephine Ocloo
Dr Josephine Ocloo is a Senior Researcher and Health Foundation Improvement Science Fellow in Kings College London, UK. Her work focuses on addressing power imbalances in health systems, advancing inclusive governance, and embedding lived experience in service design, safety, and quality improvement.
She is an activist-scholar combining a high-profile role as a patient representative and researcher in patient safety. Dr. Ocloo’s research spans frameworks for co-production, culturally competent engagement, and policy translation.
Henrique Martins
Dr Henrique Martins is an expert in digital health and healthcare transformation. He trained in internal medicine and holds advanced degrees in management (MPhil & PhD from the University of Cambridge), HIV/AIDS, and law. Henrique has led national eHealth initiatives in Portugal, including serving as President of SPMS, the country’s digital health authority, and co-chairing the EU eHealth Network. He teaches and researches digital health, leadership and health systems at universities, consults independently on digital health strategy and transformation, and has published widely in related fields.
Professor Anne Moen
Professor Anne Moen is a full professor at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Oslo, and an adjunct Professor at the Norwegian Center for eHealth Research, Tromsø, Norway. She is a Director of UiO:eColab, a research lab supporting technology mediated complex, patient focused interventions, and multidisciplinary teamwork where health professionals, patients and their families collaborates to sustain health and wellbeing. Her program of research seeks to understand digital citizens centered services. She is the Coordinator of “Gravitate – Health: Empowering and Equipping Europeans with Health Information from trusted sources for active, safe, secure personal health management and adherence to treatment”.