Henriette Langstrup
Associate Professor
Section of Health Services Research
Øster Farimagsgade 5 opg. B, Postb, 1014 København K, Bygning 10, stuen, Building: 10.0.03
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Current research
Leader of Technologies of participation in healthcare: How is patient generated data reconfiguring care? (2016-21) (w. Rikke Torenholt)
Partner in The Open Project (open-diabetes.eu)
Primary fields of research
I study the social and organizational implications of digitalisation of healthcare and patients' and citizens' use of personal digital technologies and data. For example I explore the use of apps and algorithms among persons with chronic illnesses, the development of sociotechnical infrastructures for the collection of patient-raported data and patient driven digital innovation. I use qualitative and ethnographic methods. I contribute to research areas such as Science and Technology Studies, Health Informatics, Medical Sociology, CSCW, Health Services Research and Organization studies.
Teaching
I teach organisational analysis, technological innovation and change, Science and Technology Studies (STS) and qualitative methods.
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Emerging versions of patient involvement with Patient Reported Outcomes
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Tactics of material participation: How patients shape their engagement through e-health
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“We can still talk to the patient!” - Negotiating the narrative power of patient reported data
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