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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Category Archives: #blogg100
In celebration of academic friendships
This morning I was reached by the best news – my very good friend Isabella just had a daughter! I’m thrilled and so happy I can barely keep myself from jumping on a plane and fly across Sweden to see her. … Continue reading
How professors spend their time
Today it’s saturday. What I’m doing? Playing Wii U with the kids? NO. Taking a long walk or going to the gym? NO. Curled up on the sofa with the next book for my book club? NO. I’m grading exams. … Continue reading
Vitalis 2016
Will you be attending Vitalis this year? If you’re not familiar with the Vitalis conference, it’s one of the main meeting points for everyone working with health informatics or eHealth in Sweden. It’s held in Gothenburg every year in April, … Continue reading
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Bad review? Don’t give up!
Peer review of scientific publications is an essential part of any academics life. It is the process in which (after having worked for months (or years) to plan a study, collect data, analyse it and write an article/paper) you submit … Continue reading
MedTech Magazine’s list of most powerful
Once again, I’m proud to announce that our Health Informatics Centre is represented on the list of most powerful in Swedish MedTech presented by MedTech Magazine. Last year, my colleague and PhD student Sara Riggare was in first place, this … Continue reading
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
Participatory eHealth 