Biography
Maria Hägglund is an Associate Professor in Health Informatics at Uppsala MedTech Science and Innovation, Uppsala University, Sweden. She has a PhD in Medical Informatics and worked at Karolinska Institutet 2009-2019 before returning home to Uppsala.
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Author Archives: mariahagglund
Patient’s online access to their electronic health records in Sweden
In October 2012 I wrote a blog post about why I wanted to read my own electronic health records. In this post, I will try to give a very brief summary of what has happened since then when it comes to … Continue reading
Blogg100
This may be slightly mad considering my recent track record as a blogger, but I’m itching to start writing blog posts again and I figured I need some motivation. So, I’m challenging myself by joining the #blogg100 challenge. The idea … Continue reading
PhD Parenting
I started writing this post last year as I was taking the MOOC “How to survive your PhD“. I quickly got engaged in online discussions about the struggles of getting your PhD and keeping your sanity. I worked on my … Continue reading
Posted in #blogg100, academic life
Tagged #blogg100, academic tourism, collaborative learning, MOOC, PhD studies
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I’m back!
Wow – it’s been almost a year since I last wrote! Not to make excuses, but this has been a very hectic year for me… In July last year I took on the role of Director of Studies for our … Continue reading
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My role as a PhD student supervisor
For several reasons I’ve been thinking a lot about my role as a supervisor of PhD students lately. I currently supervise 2 PhD students, and most of what I do as a supervisor is based on experience of having been … Continue reading
My very first book chapter!
http://www.igi-global.com/book/achieving-effective-integrated-care-beyond/102181#table-of-contents Soon, soon, my very first book chapter will be published! It’s called “Informatics and Socio-technical Challenges when Designing Solutions for Integrated eCare” and I’ve co-authored it with Sabine Koch and Isabella Scandurra. Can’t wait to see it in print!
Final reflections on Flexible, Distance and Online Learning
As you may have noticed, during the fall I participated in the online course FDOL (flexible, distance and online learning), and now it is time to make my final reflections on what I have learned during the course. What I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged FDOL, HI education, online learning, teaching
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Participatory eHealth 