As the happy owner of a MSc degree in Public Health Sciences as well as a degree in journalism I have found my home within Public Health: Public Health Science Communication, which has become both my speciality and my passion.
Taking the best from the world of public health and the world of journalism, I spend my time exploring the many dimensions of public health science communication. I have especially been digging into how social media can play a role in communicating and engaging in conversations about Public Health research.
As an independant consultant in public health science communication, at my own consultancy company Public Health Science Communication, I have the privilige of working with several aspects of science communication, ranging from teaching university students science communication and providing trainings to public health institutions, to helping researchers and public health organisations communicate their research.
I use Public Health Science Communication 2.0 to share with the world the questions that come to mind, great examples of public health science communication and other things that my fingers feel like typing.
I am always looking for new challenges, so please do contact me (ninabjerglund@gmail.com) if you think I can be of help with one of your projects.
All comments are welcome! I look forward to discussing with you all! You can also follow me on Twitter under @bjerglund, where I’d be more than happy to discuss with you!
Public Health Science Communication 2.0 
Hey Nina! Great blog you have here – looking forward to more posts and perspectives. I write about innovation in public health at Pulse + Signal. Keep up the great work!
Thanks for the encouraging words. I shall definitely continue my exploring of social media and public health. Thanks for the referal to Pulse+Signal. Very intersting blog!
Hi Nina, I stumbled upon your blog via the Public Health Twit Journal club. The world is really small! Greetings, Melanie (we met last winter in Japan)
Hello! I’m very excited to see and be part of your exploration of Healthcare and social media or public health and social media. You’re welcome to join our #hcsmanz Twitter chat every Sunday at 2000 AEST.
Malene Larsen was one of the first bloggers to influence me. I’m sure you have heard of her or maybe even met her. Looking fwd to reading your posts and findings.
Just realised I never replied to your comment. I’m glad you’re enjoying my scribbles. I’ll see if I can manage to join #hcsmanz one sunday – could be interesting.
And thanks for the tip on Malene Larsen.
Best regards,
Nina
Hi Nina,
Terrific new blog, looking forward to following.
Glad you find it useful – shall do my best to keep it up. Cheers!