Digital competence isn’t optional in blue collar work anymore

The digitalization of transport, logistics, and home care industries has fundamentally reshaped job demands and workplace dynamics. In my recent study; Digital competence is a must: Manager and safety representative perspectives on evolving job skills and balancing digital work environments (available here), written togheteher with Simon Asplund, Teresia Nyman, Magnus Svartengren and Therese Hellman at […]

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You’ve done more than you think

As the year winds down and we find ourselves in the week before the Christmas holidays, it’s natural to feel a bit overwhelmed. Many of us might be reflecting on the year gone by, caught up in thoughts of goals we didn’t quite meet or projects that remain unfinished. But pause for a moment and […]

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New Publication! Introducing HealthCheck: A New Method for Evaluating Persuasive Mobile Health Apps

We’re excited to announce the publication of our latest research. HealthCheck: A Method for Evaluating Persuasive Mobile Health Applications led by Shweta Premanandan along with Åsa Cajander and Awais Ahmad from the HTO research group. This new method addresses a crucial challenge in the fast-evolving world of mobile health (mHealth)—evaluating usability and persuasiveness in a […]

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Blog Post: Lessons in Large-Scale EHR Implementation – A Nordic Perspective Relevant to Millennium in Västra Götalandsregionen

As Västra Götalandsregionen (VGR) embarks on the ambitious Millennium EHR project, it’s crucial to draw lessons from past large-scale implementations. A study by Morten Hertzum, Gunnar Ellingsen, and Åsa Cajander provides invaluable insights into the challenges and outcomes of introducing the Epic electronic health record (EHR) system in Denmark and Finland. This study holds significant […]

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New Publication: A Review of IT Applications Supporting Informal Caregivers

Informal caregivers—family and friends supporting loved ones with chronic illnesses or disabilities—play a critical role in our healthcare ecosystem. Yet, their contributions often go unnoticed, and they face challenges like stress, burnout, and a lack of resources. Our recent research, published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR), reviews the literature and explores how […]

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