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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Why should I read my health records?
Yesterday I was at a network meeting for women working with IT and at dinner of course everyone got interested when I said I do research in health informatics (it’s definitely an area that everyone can relate to but don’t … Continue reading
Supporting citizen-centered care for seniors – our paper at CBMS 2012
In June I participated in the 25th International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS 2012) in Rome, Italy. It was my first time at a CBMS conference, and at times I got a bit lost in the more technically focused … Continue reading
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Poor continuity in my blogging
Apologies for not updating my blog recently. In Sweden, what happens in July is that everyone goes on vacation and no work is done for months… for me, it lasted a bit longer this year as we all of a … Continue reading
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Poor continuity in Swedish healthcare
I recently read a Swedish blogpost with the title “Recovery stops when patients are discharged from healthcare” (in Swedish). Sweden participated in an international evaluation “International Health Policy Survey”, and the results show that Swedish healthcare ranks low on areas … Continue reading
Research crossing boundaries
Today a blog post I wrote a while ago for a Swedish life science blog was published. As it is in Swedish I figured I might as well translate it and publish it for you here to! So enjoy: Research … Continue reading
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Inspirational walker
Health is a delicate thing. One day you have it, the next day you don’t. But there are many things we can do to try to hold on to it as long as we can (although changing bad habits is … Continue reading
Room for research
Today we went on an excursion to our new office building which is being built on campus. It’s very much a construction site still (we’re not moving until next year), but we got to see how big the offices are … Continue reading
Participatory eHealth 