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Centre for eHealth

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Our vision is to do user-centered research close to care practises and development with high quality. Through this, we want to make a contribution to better and more effective solutions that can provide safety, social contact, care and quality in the everyday life.

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Kirsti Askedal of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Agder has submitted her thesis entitled “Enhancing the Benefits Management Model for Complex eHealth Efforts” and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Thursday 12 November 2020. (Photo: Private)

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Benefits Management in Complex eHealth efforts

Kirsti Askedal

PhD Candidate

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Agder in EU funded Twinning project

Scottish health services have invited Agder and the Spanish region of Andalucia to take part in knowledge exchange activities on the topic of digital telecare and healthcare technology. 

Erik Grasaas of the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences at the University of Agder has submitted his thesis entitled “iCanCope with PainTM Norway - Cultural translation and feasibility testing of the Norwegian iCanCope with PainTM app aimed at reducing pain and improving health-related quality of life in a school-based population of adolescents with persistent pain”, and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Friday 25 September 2020.

Disputation

Cultural translation and feasibility testing of the Norwegian iCanCope with PainTM app

Erik Grasaas

PhD Candidate

Kirsti Askedal of the Faculty of Social Sciences at the University of Agder has submitted her thesis entitled “Enhancing the Benefits Management Model for Complex eHealth Efforts” and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Thursday 12 November 2020. (Photo: Private)

Disputation

Benefits Management in Complex eHealth efforts

Kirsti Askedal

PhD Candidate

Photo of Campus Grimstad.

Agder in EU funded Twinning project

Scottish health services have invited Agder and the Spanish region of Andalucia to take part in knowledge exchange activities on the topic of digital telecare and healthcare technology. 

Erik Grasaas of the Faculty of Health and Sport Sciences at the University of Agder has submitted his thesis entitled “iCanCope with PainTM Norway - Cultural translation and feasibility testing of the Norwegian iCanCope with PainTM app aimed at reducing pain and improving health-related quality of life in a school-based population of adolescents with persistent pain”, and will defend the thesis for the PhD-degree Friday 25 September 2020.

Disputation

Cultural translation and feasibility testing of the Norwegian iCanCope with PainTM app

Erik Grasaas

PhD Candidate

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