Research Methods for Designing, Implementing and Evaluating Digital Health Interventions
Aims
At the end of the course, students should be able to:
- Understand research methods used in transformation of brick-and-mortar hospital-based services into home care, home monitoring, and Hospital@Home through digital health technologies and organizational change
- Understand research methods used to study clinical AI, clinical robotics and other digital health technologies
- Understand strengths and weaknesses of research methods used for design, implementation and evaluation of the effects of digital health technologies, including arguments for involvement of patients and health care professionals in research, arguments for selection of implementation methods, typical barriers and facilitators in implementation of Hospital@Home, and arguments for selection of outcome measures etc. in evaluation
- Select and apply relevant research methods for design, implementation or evaluation of effects of digital health technologies for their own thesis project
Time
August 17-20, 2027
Venue
University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark
Faculty
- Professor Kristian Kidholm, CIMT, SDU, Denmark
- Professor Birthe Dinesen, Laboratory for Digital Health, Neural Engineering and Neurophysiology, AAU, Denmark
- Professor Jane Clemensen, CIMT, SDU, Denmark
- Professor Nick Anderson, University of California, Davis, USA
- Professor Kathy Kim, Managing director, UC Berkeley CITRIS Health
- Associate professor Helle Spindler, Department of Psychology, Aarhus University, Denmark