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How does esociety affect healthcare practice?
Erlingsdottir, Gudbjörg; Johansson, Gerd; Persson, Johanna; Borell, Jonas; Petersson, Lena;
Rydenfält, Christofer
2014
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Erlingsdottir, G., Johansson, G., Persson, J., Borell, J., Petersson, L., & Rydenfält, C. (2014). How does e‐
society affect healthcare practice?. Abstract from 46th Annual Nordic Ergonomics Society Conference (NES), Copenhagen, Denmark.
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How does e‐society affect healthcare practice?
Welcome to a workshop that gives researchers, experts, and practitioners the opportunity to discuss and share experiences about how the e‐society affects healthcare practice.
E‐society has entered healthcare and is transforming the roles of patients and practitioners. This raises some questions:
How will the relations between different professions and between practitioners and patient be affected?
How does this affect power relations?
Will e‐Health affect the care processes?
Where will care be carried out in the future?
How will these changes affect the work environment and quality of healthcare?
At the Department of Design Sciences, Lund University, we approach these questions in an interdisciplinary way in close collaboration with healthcare practice. Thus our main aim is to identify possibilities and challenges in this area and build a network of researchers, experts, and practitioners for further cooperation and development of this field.
Join our group discussions based on the above questions!
Organizers:
Gudbjörg Erlingsdottir, Gerd Johansson, Johanna Persson, Jonas Borell, Lena Petersson, Christofer Rydenfält
Department of Design Sciences, Lund University When and where:
Wednesday 20 Aug 2014, 10.00 in room Enghave Plads (2nd floor)
How does e‐society affect healthcare practice?
Welcome to a workshop that gives researchers, experts, and practitioners the opportunity to discuss and share experiences about how the e‐society affects healthcare practice.
E‐society has entered healthcare and is transforming the roles of patients and practitioners. This raises some questions:
How will the relations between different professions and between practitioners and patient be affected?
How does this affect power relations?
Will e‐Health affect the care processes?
Where will care be carried out in the future?
How will these changes affect the work environment and quality of healthcare?
At the Department of Design Sciences, Lund University, we approach these questions in an interdisciplinary way in close collaboration with healthcare practice. Thus our main aim is to identify possibilities and challenges in this area and build a network of researchers, experts, and practitioners for further cooperation and development of this field.
Join our group discussions based on the above questions!
Organizers:
Gudbjörg Erlingsdottir, Gerd Johansson, Johanna Persson, Jonas Borell, Lena Petersson, Christofer Rydenfält
Department of Design Sciences, Lund University When and where:
Wednesday 20 Aug 2014, 10.00 in room Enghave Plads (2nd floor)
