Elisabeth Djønne
Doctoral research fellow at the University of South-Eastern Norway
I have a master in management from Norwegian Business School (BI), and have several yers experience of public administration in municipal health care service and Directorate of Health. My research interest is in the field of public administration, health service research, and sosial science. Currently I am doing a public sector PhD at the University of South Eastern Norway in collaboration with the Directorate of Health.
Tell us about your project!
Remote patient monitoring is a digital health innovation developed to meet challenges such as an aging population and the growing burden of chronic illness. Patients with chronic conditions are often managed by both primary and secondary care, hence collaboration and coordination are recommended in remote patient monitoring interventions. This study aims to describe and get insight in the coordination processes when municipalities in primary care and hospital in secondary care work together during implementation of remote patient monitoring (RPM) service.
“This study aims to describe and get insight in the coordination processes when municipalities in primary care and hospital in secondary care work together during implementation of remote patient monitoring (RPM) service.”
— Elisabeth Djønne on her research project “How may collaboration contribute to coordinated remote patient monitoring services?”