SEMINAR
When: the 4 of December, 15.00-16.00
Where: Boströmrummet, BMC, Uppsala University
| Today, health care in Sweden is largely digitalized and many processes related to care and administration are performed using one or more computer systems. This digital work environment has had a major impact on the physical, mental, and social work environment in Swedish health care. Moreover, the transition to digital communication can change social patterns and power relations in depth.
Health Services Research has invited Åsa Cajander and Diane Golay from the Department of Information Technology (UU) who will present their research on the digital work environment (DISA).
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| Diane Golay is a doctoral student at the Department of Information Technology at Uppsala University. In the spring of 2019, she presented her licentiate thesis entitled: “An invisible burden: An experience-based approach to nurses’ daily work life with healthcare information technology”.
Åsa Cajander is professor at the Department of Information Technology at Uppsala University. She has studied occupational health and digital issues for 20 years, and is currently leading several research projects in the field. |
When: 4 December, 15.00-16.00
Where: Boströmrummet, BMC
Image by Arvydas Lakacauskas from Pixabay
Professor at Uppsala University
Åsa Cajander is the research leader of the HTO research group. She is Professor of Computer Science with a Specialization Towards Human-Computer Interaction at Uppsala University.
Latest posts by Åsa Cajander (see all)
- PhD course on Gender and ICT in HealthCare - May 13, 2021
- New Publication: Technological and informational frames: explaining age-related variation in the use of patient accessible electronic health records as technology and information - March 10, 2021
- New Publication: Cancer patients information-seeking behaviour related to online electronic healthcare records. - February 9, 2021
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