Claes Möller
Claes Möller Position: Professor Emeritus School/office: School of Health SciencesEmail: Y2xhZXMubW9sbGVyO29ydS5zZQ==
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About Claes Möller
Research
The research projects have been completed, but Claes is currently writing care programs and book chapters concerning syndromic diseases in the field of deafblindness, as well as assignments as an opponent and member of the assessment board.
Working area
Claes has been working as an Otolaryngologist for 29 years and as Otologist and Audiological Physician for 14 years.
From 1996 he has been a Professor in Audiology.
The main part of research as well as clinical work for the last 25 years has been focused on syndromal hearing loss. During 2002-2007 in Gothenburg he started and was the Head for the Centre for Genetic Hearing loss which was a cooperation between the Department of Audiology, Department of Clinical Genetics and the Sahlgrenska Academy at University of Gothenburg.
For many years he was working with the National Expert Team for diagnosing people with deafblindness. From 2007 until 2017 he was a Professor in Audiology and Disability Science at Örebro University and a Consultant at the University Hospital (patient care , research and management). Claes also was Head of The Audiological Research Centre, University Hospital Örebro.
Other assignments
Board member FORTE 2016-2020
Board member Swedish Institute for Disability Research (SIDR)
Chair International Journal of Audiology
Research projects
Completed projects
- Alström syndrome. Studies on cognition and mentalisation
- Work and health in persons with Usher syndrome
- Aspects on learning in Alströms syndrome. Facilitators and barriers for persons with Alström syndrome.
- Health and family climate in families where one parent has deafblindness
- Alteration in HEaring after Accidental Dural Puncture in parturient, AHEAD study.
- Clinical and genetic studies on hearing and balance in Alström syndrome.
- Prevalence of hearing loss and tinnitus in Swedish children, age 7-9
- Radiological inner ear findings in patients with progressive hearing loss after skull injury
- Disturbing noise in the everyday environments of hearing aid users
- Speech perception in noise and hearing loss. Training of executive functions- a cognitive and fMRI study.
- Scientific evaluation of 10 years work of The Swedish National Expert team for diagnosing of deafblindness
- Scientific evaluation on family experiences of participating in diagnostics by the Swedish National Expert team on diagnosing deafblindness
- Adults with Central auditory processing disorders (CAPD). Studies on auditive signal processing and cognition
- Elderly with severe dual sensory loss. Prevalence, etiology and intervention