| Covid-19-related misinformation on social media: a systematic review |
2021 |
Academic article |
| COVID-19-related misinformation on social media: a systematic review |
2021 |
Academic article |
| Defining participatory health informatics – a scoping review |
2021 |
Academic literature review |
| People prefer stories about people with diabetes to facts about the disease
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2020 |
Interview |
| Do smartphone applications and activity trackers increase physical activity in adults? Systematic review, meta-analysis and metaregression |
2020 |
Academic literature review |
| Can chatbots motivate people to be more active?
Chatbots used in social media with a public health purpose has great potential, new research shows. |
2020 |
Interview |
| Folk vil heller ha historier om personer med diabetes enn fakta om sykdommen
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2020 |
Interview |
| Kan chatbots på sosiale medier få folk til å bevege seg mer? |
2020 |
Interview |
| Factors Engaging Users of Diabetes Social Media Channels on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram: Observational Study |
2020 |
Academic article |
| Methods and evaluation criteria for apps and digital interventions for diabetes self-management: Systematic review |
2020 |
Academic literature review |
| Analysing Sentiment and Topics Related to Multiple Sclerosis on Twitter |
2020 |
Academic article |
| What Do We Know About the Use of Chatbots for Public Health? |
2020 |
Academic literature review |
| Methods and measures used to evaluate patient-operated mobile health interventions: Scoping literature review |
2020 |
Academic literature review |
| Ethical Considerations for Participatory Health through Social Media: Healthcare Workforce and Policy Maker Perspectives. |
2020 |
Academic article |
| Special issue on e-health services
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2020 |
Article in business/trade/industry journal |
| Social media for adults |
2020 |
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper |
| HOW TO CHOOSE AMONG THE MANY DIABETES APPS AND ONLINE RESOURCES?
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2020 |
Abstract |
| ENGAGEMENT IN DIABETES HEALTH EDUCATION CONTENT ON FACEBOOK
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2020 |
Abstract |
| Intervention studies need to adapt to address patient needs for diabetes self‐management
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2020 |
Abstract |
| Do diabetes mHealth and online interventions evaluate what is important for users? |
2019 |
Academic article |
| Do diabetes mHealth and online interventions evaluate what is important for users? |
2019 |
Academic lecture |
| Panel: Artificial Intelligence in participatory health and social media: Current perspectives and opportunities |
2019 |
Academic lecture |
| Artificial intelligence for participatory health: applications, impact, and future implications |
2019 |
Academic literature review |
| The Delphi study. Creating a health promotion intervention on diabetes |
2019 |
Academic lecture |
| Health promotion priorities for diabetes: Results of a Delphi study |
2019 |
Abstract |
| HEALTH PROMOTION PRIORITIES FOR DIABETES: RESULTS OF A DELPHI STUDY |
2019 |
Poster |
| Twitter revealed a more positive attitude towards type 1 diabetes |
2019 |
Interview |
| Twitter avslørte en mer positiv holdning til diabetes type 1 enn type 2 |
2019 |
Interview |
| What are diabetes patients versus health care personnel discussing on social media?
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2019 |
Academic article |
| Diabetes patients want more information about research |
2018 |
Interview |
| Preferences and interests of diabetes social media users regarding a health-promotion intervention |
2018 |
Academic article |
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2018 |
Interview |
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2018 |
Popular scientific lecture |
| Diabetes on Twitter: A sentiment analysis |
2018 |
Academic article |
| Social media use in interventions for diabetes: Rapid evidence-based review |
2018 |
Academic literature review |
| Participatory Health and Social Media in the age of fake news |
2018 |
Academic lecture |
| Social media as enabler of health research |
2018 |
Academic lecture |
| The use of gamification in empowerment |
2018 |
Academic lecture |
| Social media for health promotion in diabetes: Study protocol for a participatory public health intervention design |
2018 |
Academic article |
| Panel: Participatory health and the future of co-created eHealth |
2018 |
Academic lecture |
| Diabetes social media users’ preferences for a health promotion intervention |
2018 |
Poster |
| Round table: Drivers and Barriers for a Paradigm Shift in Health. |
2018 |
Academic lecture |
| Mobile Phone Apps for Quality of Life and Well-Being Assessment in Breast and Prostate Cancer Patients: Systematic Review |
2017 |
Academic literature review |
| Tweets are not always supportive of patients with mental disorders |
2017 |
Abstract |
| When social media do not deliver as intended in health: Considerations and possible solutions for dealing with undesirable outcomes |
2017 |
Academic lecture |
| Combining multivariate statistics and the think-aloud protocol to assess Human-Computer Interaction barriers in symptom checkers |
2017 |
Academic article |
| Identifying patients' needs |
2017 |
Academic lecture |
| Healthcare representatives tweeting about #diabetes: Follow the leaders! |
2017 |
Poster |
| Social media and sexual health – New arenas for information on sexually transmitted infections and promotion of healthy sexual behavior |
2017 |
Doctoral dissertation |
| Kunnskapsoppsummering: Sosial, digital kontakt for å motvirke ensomhet blant eldre |
2017 |
Report |
| Blir facebook den nye legen? |
2017 |
Interview |
| Impact of Facebook ads for sexual health promotion via an educational web app: A case study |
2017 |
Academic article |
| An Introduction to Participatory Health Through Social Media |
2016 |
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper |
| Participatory Health through Social Media |
2016 |
Academic anthology/Conference proceedings |
| Lessons learnt from a MOOC about social media for digital health literacy |
2016 |
Academic article |
| Weekly pattern for online information-seeking on HIV – a multi-language study |
2016 |
Academic lecture |
| What are diabetes patients discussing on social media? |
2016 |
Academic lecture |
| Tweets are not always supportive of patients with mental disorders |
2016 |
Poster |
| Should you be using Facebook for health information? |
2016 |
Interview |
| Folk bruker Facebook til å lære om sykdommen sin |
2016 |
Interview |
| What are diabetes patients discussing on social media? |
2016 |
Abstract |
| Weekly pattern for online information seeking on HIV - A multi-language study |
2016 |
Academic article |
| Use of social media for sexual health promotion: a scoping review |
2016 |
Academic literature review |
| Lessons learnt from MOOCs about how social media can improve Digital Health Literacy |
2016 |
Academic lecture |
| Evaluation of an educational programme with workshops for families of children with food allergies |
2016 |
Academic article |
| mHealth technologies for chronic disease prevention and management: an Evidence Check review brokered by the Sax Institute (www.saxinstitute.org.au) for Healthdirect Australia, 2015 |
2015 |
Report |
| Is there a weekly pattern for health information searching and is the pattern unique to health topics? |
2015 |
Academic article |
| Helsepersonell-tweets deles minst |
2015 |
Programme participation |
| Type 1 diabetes in Twitter: who all listen to? |
2015 |
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper |
| Hansen M. Ethical Issues of Social Media Media Usage |
2015 |
Academic article |
| Lecture on "Gamification and social media for health behavior change" |
2015 |
Academic lecture |
| Type 1 diabetes in Twitter: who all listen to? |
2015 |
Poster |
| The Online Big Blue Test for Promoting Exercise: Health, Self-Efficacy, and Social Support |
2015 |
Academic article |
| Seminar on "Gamification and social media for health behaviour change" |
2015 |
Academic lecture |
| The Ethical Challenges of Social Media in Healthcare |
2015 |
Academic lecture |
| Randomized trial of a novel game-based appointment system for a university hospital venereology unit: Study protocol |
2015 |
Academic article |
| Ebola, Twitter, and Misinformation: A dangerous combination? |
2014 |
Letter to the editor |
| Tweet content related to sexually transmitted diseases: No joking matter |
2014 |
Academic article |
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2014 |
Popular scientific chapter/article |
| Can a game-style web app prevent sexually transmitted diseases? |
2014 |
Poster |
| Play as a prevention strategy: Using a web app to teach youth about STDs |
2014 |
Poster |
| A randomized online health experiment for a safer youth sexual behaviour |
2014 |
Poster |
| Apper og spill inntar helsesektoren
|
2013 |
Interview |
| Sjekkdeg.no: A game-style Web app for preventing sexually transmitted diseases |
2013 |
Academic article |
| www.sjekkdeg.no |
2013 |
Poster |
|
2013 |
Interview |
| Gamification Strategy on Prevention of STDs for Youth |
2013 |
Abstract |
| Gamification Strategy on Prevention of STDs for Youth |
2013 |
Poster |
| Identifying Measures Used for Assessing Quality of YouTube Videos with Patient Health Information: A Review of Current Literature |
2013 |
Academic article |
| Avatars using computer/smartphone mediated communication and social networking in prevention of sexually transmitted diseases |
2012 |
Academic article |
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2012 |
Editorial |
| Social media in health - what are the safety concerns for health consumers? |
2012 |
Academic article |
