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: Consumer Health Informatics
User Evaluation of the Swedish Patient Accessible Electronic Health Record – a long overdue publication
Finally! Data for this study was collected years ago, but we just never had the time to sit down and analyze it properly until last year. But we somehow managed to squeeze it into the pandemic schedule at last, and … Continue reading
Posted in Academic writing, Consumer Health Informatics, Patient experience, Usability
Tagged PAEHR, Patient experience
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Patients’ online access to Electronic Health Records – current status and experiences from the implementation in Sweden
In a couple of ours I will be presenting a paper I’ve written together with Isabella Scandurra to an audience at MedInfo2017, a big international Medical and Health Informatics conference. This year the conference is held in Hangzhou, China and … Continue reading
From Transparency to Collaboration
A couple of weeks ago, I finally had the time to sit down and write a reflection based on my participation in the Salzburg global seminar and my own experiences of using the the Swedish patient accessible electronic health record … Continue reading
Posted in Consumer Health Informatics, Patient experience, Publications, Uncategorized
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Demo environment of Swedish patients’ EHR access
So, today I’ve been showing my own online access to my electronic health record (EHR) to lots of people from all around the world. I was asked if there’s a way to see the e-service “Journalen” even if you don’t have … Continue reading
Salzburg Global Seminar
I am so excited it’s almost a little ridiculous. I’ve been invited to join session 553 at the Salzburg Global Seminar! The session is called Toward a Shared Culture of Health:Enriching and Charting the Patient-Clinician Relationship, and some of the most prominent researchers … Continue reading
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Tagged #blogg100, Patient empowerment, research, Salzburg Global Seminar
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Pokémon Go and physical activity
Today I’m working against a deadline. I have an article that needs to be submitted tonight, and a pile of exams to grade. Despite this, the urge to Catch ‘Em All drove me (and the rest of the family out … Continue reading
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Tagged Behavioural Change, Health, Physical Activity, Pokémon Go
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DOME and research collaboration
Last year I joined the DOME consortium. The consortium is built by researchers from all over Sweden, and the main focus is on studies of the introduction of patients’ online access to their electronic health records (PAEHR). The DOME consortium … Continue reading