Ida Löscher had her final seminar before defending her PhD thesis with the title: Catching a Moving Target. The Use of Cognitive Work Analysis to
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Developers Need to Listen to the Users
STRIA was presented in Dagens Medicin the other week. This blog post is an edited translation of the Swedish article IT-systems that do not talk to
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New Project: Methods for a Better Digital Work Environment
Marta Larusdottir and Åsa Cajander received funding from AFA for a project called Software Development for a Better Work Environment (the STRIA project). The project
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Gendered Healthcare Hierarchies, Ethics and Information Systems
Minna Salminen Karlsson did a very interesting seminar last week from the DISA research project. It was based on the doing gender perspective. The starting
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The DISA project embarking on its last stage
The DISA team had a workshop with their reference group earlier in March, to prepare for the last stretch of the project: creating the eWorkEnvironment
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IT and Nurses’ Daily Work: An Invisible Burden – a Licentiate Seminar by Diane Golay
Last week Diane Golay defended her licentiate degree thesis with an opponent. A licentiate degree seminar is very similar to a PhD defense in Sweden
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Seminar with Lina Nilsson on “Social Challenges when Implementing eHealth in Healthcare – Organisational Experiences from Research and Development Projects”
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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Dr Grünloh did an Excellent Job Defending her PhD
We all knew that Christiane Grünloh of our team knows how to do great and important research. But we were still amazed by her skills
Read moreTwo studies published on the effects of patient accessible electronic health records
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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