Our centre is excited to have Master's student Pietro Randine (23) on board for six months.
We are happy to welcome PhD student Elisa Salvi (27) to the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research. She is spending six months at our centre, as part of her research.
Line Silsand avla sin doktorgrad i helsevitenskap den 6. april ved UiT Norges arktiske universitet.
Master i helsevitenskap Line Silsand disputerer for ph.d.-graden i helsevitenskap og skal den 6. april 2018 offentlig forsvare avhandlingen: Growing an information infrastructure for healthcare based on the development of large-scale Electronic Patient Records.
Forskere ba barn og unge med funksjonsnedsettelser om å teste klokker og spesielle smarttelefoner. Teknologien kan bidra til en hverdag med mer lek og underholdning.
Stadig flere kommuner prøver ut velferdsteknologi. Det gjelder over halvparten av kommunene i Norge.
Doctors want more clinical decision support, to give patients the best treatment. However, developing such IT-systems is expensive, and they can seldom be used across doctors’ offices or hospitals. Now, e-health researchers might have found a solution, using artificial intelligence.
There is an increasing amount of self-help tools among people with diabetes. They use apps, social media and various cloud-based solutions to cope. Now, e-health researchers will make guidelines for evaluating the apps and online resources they use.
I denne videoen blir du kjent med Paolo Zanaboni, som jobber ved Nasjonalt senter for e-helseforskning.
E-health Research host the 2nd Arctic Conference on OpenEHR and Archetype-based clinical Information Systems, on January 18-19, 2018. During these two days, international members of the OpenEHR-community share their ideas and experiences.
