Background and experience
Trine Holm is a PhD Research Fellow at the Department of Health and Nursing Sciences and the Centre for eHealth at the University of Agder (UiA). She holds a bachelor's degree in nursing from UiT The Arctic University of Norway and a master's degree in public health science from the University of Agder.
Holm has experience from both municipal and specialist healthcare services, including cardiac medicine and cardiothoracic and vascular surgery. She has also worked as an occupational health nurse and HSE adviser, as well as a research assistant at UiA. This background has given her experience in clinical practice, public health and research.
Areas of responsibility
Holm conducts research in eHealth and health sciences, with a particular interest in how digital health solutions are integrated into healthcare professionals' practice.
She has experience with digital health solutions and electronic patient record systems, as well as qualitative research methods.
Teaching
Holm teaches in the Bachelor's Programme in Nursing.
Research
Holm's PhD research explores how the integration of digital assessment tools forms part of public health nurses' relational practice. Her research focuses on the intersection between digital technology, healthcare professionals' work and healthcare services.
Her academic interests include:
- eHealth and digital technology
- public health
- children and young people
- healthcare professionals' practice
- qualitative research methods