Nailing your PhD thesis in front of colleagues and friends is an old academic tradition that we adhere to at the HTO group. Three weeks
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Category: DISA
You only have to…
One of my absolute favorite expressions is the phrase: “You only have to…”. Even better is when it is preceeded by the next best expression:
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Save the Date for an Interesting PhD Defence!
On February 27 2020 our excellent colleague Ida Löscher will present her PhD thesis work. Ida is one of our very inspiring colleagues in the
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New Research Group: Human, Technology & Organisation
Two of our Human-Computer Interaction research groups at the Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University have merged into one new group called Human, Technology &
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Seminar by Diane and Åsa on “The effects of digitalization on the work environment in health care”
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
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“Cognitive Chunks as Neural Activity – Is it Possible to see what you Think?” by Lars Oestreicher received best paper award
Lars Oestreicher’s paper “Cognitive Chunks as Neural Activity – Is it possible to see what you think” was awarded the prestigious Best Paper Award at
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Forthcoming Book in Medical Informatics
The HTO group will be contributing with two book chapters to a forthcoming book in Medical Informatics. The book is meant to be used in
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HFES 2019
A study from the DISA project will be presented during a session on Information organization and Visualization at HFES 2019
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Call for Papers for a Frontiers Research Topic on Personalized Digital Health and Patient-centric Service
We are organising a research topic for the Frontiers Journals. The topic has the title: Personalized Digital Healh and Patient-centric Service. The topic is found
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New article published about the effects of patient accessible electronic health records on the work environment of oncology healthcare professionals
The first journal article based on the large observation/interview/survey study about the effects of patient accessible electronic health records (PAEHRs) on oncology healthcare professionals was finally published
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