Members of the HTO group recently got two journal articles published, on the effects of patients accessible electronic health records (PAEHRs) in Sweden. Both studies were picked
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Philips Future Health Index 2018 released
Last July, I was approached by someone from the Philips team in London that works on the Future Health Index program. Previously they launched the first part
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Kick-off for a series of posts on teaching and learning
In addition to the research that we do, many of the members of HTO are involved in lots of teaching activities at the department of
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New Article in Press: Patients’ Experiences of Accessing Their Medical Records
In 2012, Region Uppsala gave its 300,000 citizens access to their medical records through a patient portal. Today, the service called Journalen has become the Swedish
Read morePresentation by Åsa Cajander and Jonas Moll at Medical Informatics Europe
During the first day of the Medical Informatics Europe (MIE) Conference Åsa Cajander and I presented the paper that was introduced in this blog post. Actually, this
Read morePhysicians, Patients and the Patient-Accessible EHR
Christiane Grünloh, one of the members of our research group, will soon be defending her PhD thesis. Last week, it was time for her to
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PhD Thesis: The Importance of eHealth Innovations: Lessons about Patient Accessible Information
Sofie Wass successfully defended her PhD thesis last week at Jönköping University, and I was the opponent at the defense. The thesis is about eHealth
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INTERACT 2017 in Mumbai – Part 2
As I wrote in the previous post, I recently had the opportunity to attend and present at INTERACT which took place in Mumbai, India. In
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INTERACT 2017 in Mumbai – Part 1
This year’s INTERACT conference took place in Mumbai, India. It started off with field trips and workshops on Monday and Tuesday. The main conference was
Read morePatient Accessible Electronic Health Records: Germany on its way to join the club?
Doing research in DOME and DISA is very exciting for me; especially seeing the Patient Accessible Electronic Health Records (PAEHR) in practice. Every time one
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