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Human-Computer Interaction and Security

November 19, 2020 Lars Oestreicher Implementation, Information Systems, Methodology

Last week I attended a workshop on Cybersecurity at Uppsala University. So, what would I as researcher in HCI and disabilities want from that kind

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Debate article about efforts to improve the digital work environment

October 5, 2020 Magdalena Stadin Action Research, General, Information Systems, STRIA, Teaching

Best regards The 24th of September 2020, the following debate article about incitement to improve the digital work environment was published by https://www.publikt.se A main

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Seminar with Lina Nilsson on “Social Challenges when Implementing eHealth in Healthcare – Organisational Experiences from Research and Development Projects”

March 22, 2019 Lind Conferences and events, DISA, eHealth, Implementation, Information Systems, News, Qualitative Research

Lina Nilsson’s does research on implementation of eHealth. She is a senior lecturer at the Linneaus University and works in health informatics. She has a

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Can Digital Forms with Contextual Instructions Improve Medical Certificates for Sick Leave? – A Master Thesis Study

January 22, 2018 Åsa Cajander eHealth, Implementation, Qualitative Research

To get paid sick leave in Sweden, one must obtain a medical certificate from a physician and get it approved by the Social Insurance Office

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Summer School on Doing and Communicating Qualitative Research

November 7, 2017 Christiane Grünloh Qualitative Research

Mid July, Diane Golay and Christiane Grünloh attended the summer school on “Doing and Communicating Qualitative Research” at Kingston University in London. This summer school

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Come and work with us. We are looking for a Post Doc :-)

April 12, 2017 Åsa Cajander Action Research, DISA, General

Come and work with us in the HTO research group. We are looking for a post doc for two of our action research projects. https://www.uu.se/jobb/detaljsida/?positionId=144505

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What we see and do not see – Some further notes on the observation studies…

March 29, 2017 Lars Oestreicher DISA, Information Systems, Methodology

Doing observation studies is not always as easy as it may seem at first glance, and Diane has already written much interesting stuff in her previous

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La la Ladok

March 1, 2017 Gerolf Nauwerck Action Research, Implementation, Information Systems, Methodology, SISU

Our research group has a long tradition of doing action research. Action Research has been defined as having dual aims, research as well as involvement. The

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News

The move to New Ångström

January 21, 2022

Speak the user’s language – Tala användarnas språk

April 8, 2021

New Publication: Computer science club for girls and boys – a survey study on gender differences

March 21, 2021

Academic Life

The move to New Ångström

January 21, 2022

New publication: On the role of teamwork in railway operations

February 24, 2021

Rapport

IT-system i sjuksköterskors arbetsmiljö. Att tänka på vid upphandling och införande

Feature

Skydda de äldre?

April 13, 2020

Emma Frans, doktor i medicinsk epidemiologi, sade i en intervju i Göteborgsposten 6.4. något som

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About us

In our research group we study the relationships and dynamics of Human, Technology, and Organisation (HTO) with the goal of creating knowledge that support sustainable development and utilization of ICT. Read more…

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