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The projects of the network provide new insights into the many questions arising from the development, implementation and use of health technologies – and they themselves give rise to new important and interesting questions, which in turn lead to new projects.

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Artificial Intelligence in breast cancer screening – a qualitative analysis

Breast cancer is the most frequent form of cancer among women in Denmark, and breast cancer screening plays an important role in early detection. But there is a shortage of radiologists to assess the many mammograms. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is therefore being tested and implemented in several screening facilities to increase the quality of breast cancer detection and compensate for the lack of radiologists.

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Assessment of the prerequisites and consequences of implementing digital pathology

The overall objective of this PhD project is to assess changes in individuals’ procedures and workflows at the department level as well as changes in productivity due to the implementation of DIPA in the Region of Southern Denmark.

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Colorectal cancer screening: Patient Pathways (CoPPa)

This project aims to cover and analyze personal and social factors which might influence how more than one-third of the target group in national screening programs for intestinal cancer choose not to participate. Because only a small proportion is actively against this form of screening, a higher participation rate should be possible, which would improve the prevention of intestinal cancer.

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Digital transformation

OUH and SDU are comparable organizations on many parameters – and both have in recent years undergone and focused on digital transformation. Through this project we wish to examine the visions for and organization of the implementation of digital communication technology.

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Digital vision

“Digital vision” is a three-year innovation- and research project at Odense University Hospital (OUH) where a designated clinical department has worked with the implementation of existing IT systems and simultaneously taken part in an innovation process which is focused on the development of new digital systems.

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HealthDrone

Time is of the essence in the healthcare sector when it comes to making diagnoses, beginning treatment, and delivering specialist equipment to specific locations. Therefore, SDU and OUH consider drones as a possible solution to increase efficiency in hospital logistics.

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mHealth - a virtual bridge-builder between healthcare professionals and patients

Our previous research in a socio-psychiatric context has shown that mHealth has great potential in creating close contact between healthcare/nursing professionals and patients/citizens, even across geographic distance.

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Multidisciplinary decision making processes in Danish cancer management

As a result of the national effort in the cancer area in the last 20 years, the course periods, screening, and treatment of cancer have significantly improved. This means that cancer is one of the most extensive and highly prioritized treatment areas today with many new treatment technologies and opportunities for treatment.

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Optimization of continuity of care through targeted medical information

Patients increasingly gather information from various sources and especially from digital and social media. In this project, we examine how patients use various (digital) sources to collect information regarding their continuity of care.

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Patient pathways

The project investigates how a newly developed theory of health capital can contribute to taking into account the cultural and social capital of patients and their relatives in adapting care pathways to the individual patient and their family.

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The role of social media in vaccine skepticism

In an initial qualitative study, we investigated the role of social media in relation to vaccine skepticism and are now beginning to examine vaccine skepticism in relation to children's flu vaccination.

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User diversity in health information systems

Health Information Systems (HISs) have become the primary means of achieving political goals and driving positive change in the health sector. User diversity is one of the major challenges for the effective use of HISs. However, the use of a newly developed concept of 'health capital' looks promising in terms of highlighting the construction of individual health in general and the interaction with users of HISs in particular.

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