The course will acquaint the student with research on gender and technology, applied to the field of e-health, in particular the technology that is used
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Author: Åsa Cajander
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.
New Publication: Technological and informational frames: explaining age-related variation in the use of patient accessible electronic health records as technology and information
A few years ago, the DOME consortium distributed a survey to Swedish patients about their use of Patient Accessible Electronic Health Records. The survey was
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New Publication: Cancer patients information-seeking behaviour related to online electronic healthcare records.
We recently got a paper accepted for the ISHIMR conference, and the paper got such good reviews that it will also be published in the
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New Publication: Oncology health-care professionals’ perceived effects of patient accessible electronic health records 6 years after launch: A survey study at a major university hospital in Sweden
Jonas Moll and Åsa Cajander recently published a paper on oncology health care professional’s experienced effects of patient accessible health care professionals. You find the
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New Publication: Walking in the Jungle with a Machete: ICT Leaders’ Perspectives on User-Centred Systems Design.
This paper has taken us many years to write up. The data collection was really wide and broad, and we had troubles finding a focus.
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Välkomna på lunchseminarium
Forskarnätverket Swedish Collaboration on Digital Care Reserach har startat en serie med lunchwebbinarier. Vid den första lunchen kommer professor Åsa Cajander från Uppsala Universitet att berätta
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Ny bok av Bengt Sandblad med kollegor om digitaliseringens möjligheter
Bengt Sandblad har tillsammans med Lena Kecklung författat en intressant bok om digitalisering, hållbarhet och säkerhet. Bengt Sanblad har jobbat och forskat på frågorna som
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Summing up 2020 for the HTO group
This is our last blog post from the HTO group this year. We have had a good year in many different ways despite Covid-19. Looking
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The chat on 1177 has changed the work environment
The work environment has been affected both positively and negatively for the nurses at 1177 Vårdguiden who have contact with patients via chat instead of
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HTO Writing Retreat Covid-19 style
The HTO group had a writing retreat at Ekelundshof two days in November. We had booked a small house and had lots of space and
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