Funding granted to project about patients’ online access to their electronic health records

Yesterday, Sweden's largest excercise event, Blodomloppet, took place in Uppsala. The purpose of Blodomloppet is to raise awareness about the need for blood donation and promote a healthy lifestyle. I...

Welcome, Abla Sami, who has recently started an internship at U-CARE. During her internship, Abla will be working on qualitative data analysis and research administration, among other tasks. ...

U-CARE researchers, Joanne Woodford and Chelsea Coumoundouros contributed to a study recently published in the Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. The study examined the interpersonal proces...

Congratulations to Luciana Terceiro, who recently was appointed as a PhD Student in eHealth within U-CARE. Luciana will in her PhD project develop the internet-based research platform called the U-CAR...

The U-CARE Platform is an internet-based research platform, developed within U-CARE. In the film, researchers Joanne Woodford and Mudassir Imran Mustafa explain how you can conduct eHealth research vi...

Fredrika Norlund, psychologist and affiliated researcher at U-CARE, is interviewed in the latest issue of Status – the national association Hjärtlung's membership magazine. In the interview, Fredrika ...

U-CARE’s PhD student Chelsea Coumoundouros will give two presentations at the European Health Psychology Society Conference (EHPS) that takes place in Bremen in September. Chelsea will give an oral pr...

U-CARE’s PhD student Frida Svedin will present at the 2023 edition of the Cochrane Colloquium in London in September. Frida will present results from the INVOLVERA study at the conference, which focus...

Associate Professor Erik Olsson is interviewed in the latest issue of Status - the membership magazine of the Swedish funding association Riksförbundet Hjärtlung. In the interview, Erik talks about hi...

In a study recently published in Internet Interventions, researchers evaluated the long-term effects of an internet-based psychological intervention for depression and anxiety in patients with cancer....

In a study recently published in BMC Psychiatry, the researchers investigate if interventions based on cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) are effective for perinatal depression. They found that CBT-b...

In a study recently published in the Upsala Journal of Medical Science, the researchers investigate the effects on heart rate viability (HRV) when treating patients with depressive episodes with magne...

The National Health Service (NHS) in the United Kingdom has translated workbooks for treating common mental health difficulties into the UK’s top ten languages after English that a researcher within U...

Associate professor Erik Olsson recently presented at the seminar ’Digital Services that simplify everyday care’ at Åland University of Applied Sciences. Erik gave a seminar about the course ’Innovati...

Louise von Essen is a licensed psychologist and professor in Healthcare Sciences and leads the research programme U-CARE. In the film, Louise presents the research conducted within U-CARE and her rese...

Maria Hägglund is an associate professor in Health informatics and an associated researcher to U-CARE. In the film, Maria talks about her research on patients’ access to electronic health records and ...

Welcome to U-CARE Maria Hanser, who recently started her position as a research assistant. Maria will work on a project where the researchers investigate how children with motor difficulties experienc...

Erik Olsson is a licensed psychologist and associate professor in Clinical Psychology and a researcher in U-CARE. In the film, Erik talks about his research where he develops an internet-based cogniti...

Joanne Woodford is an assistant senior lecturer in Healthcare Sciences and a researcher in U-CARE. In the film, Joanne talks about her research, focusing on development of psychological support for in...

'In the current recession with difficult economic conditions making life more stressful, more people are at risk of suffering a myocardial infarction due to stress.' In today's edition of the news sit...

U-CARE welcomes new system developers Sajad Sharhani and Nataliia Snezhkina, and student employee Leonora Stiernborg. They will, together with the development team, work on a new version of the U-CARE...

February 14, U-CARE arranged the event ‘For the love of science’ at Reginateatern in Uppsala. During the evening, the new research videos that U-CARE has produced were screened, and the participants t...

Welcome, Luciana Terceiro, who recently started her position as a research assistant. Luciana will, together with the development team, work on a new version of the U-CARE portal. Research assi...

Together with the production company Phosworks, U-CARE has produced research videos where members from U-CARE’s research group present their studies and projects. The videos will be screened at Regina...

A study recently published in BMC Women’s Health explores the experiences related to the COVID-19 pandemic among women in homelessness in Stockholm, Sweden. The researchers found that several factors ...

A study recently published in BMC Nephrology explored what informal caregivers of people living with chronic kidney disease want in self-help interventions. ...

A grant of SEK 250 000 has been approved for a project that will investigate psychosocial stress as a risk factor for younger and older patients who suffer a myocardial infarction. The funding has bee...

A qualitative study highlighting parents' experience of concerns after their children have completed cancer treatment was recently published in the journal Psycho-Oncology. The study has been carried ...

Congratulations to Christina Reuther, who recently was admitted as a PhD student within the research program ParentsCan. ParentsCan is a research program led by Louise von Essen that aims to test and ...

Congratulations, Sara Riggare, who has co-authored a recently published book about pain. ...

In a study recently published in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, the researchers investigate patients’ emotional reactions following a myocardial infarction. The researchers found that many participants ...

U-CARE is currently organizing a two-day workshop with researcher David Richards, professor at Western Norway University of Applied Sciences. The workshop focuses on techniques for developing complex ...

A scoping review study recently published in Journal of Medical Internet Research collated research on views, use, and experiences of web-based access to electronic health records for children, adoles...

U-CARE welcomes Mudassir Imran Mustafa, Silja Mattadóttir Eklund, Soorej Jose Puthoopparambil, Katie Winkle, Joanne Woodford, and Mattias Öhman who all have been appointed as new members of U-CARE’s e...

In a study recently published in Journal of Advanced Nursing, the researchers explore the psychosocial challenges among LGBTQ+ forced migrants. ...

The board of the Department of Women's and Children's Health has decided to form a new unit in which U-CARE now is included. ...

A study recently published in JMIR Mental Health explored barriers and facilitators to implementation of e-mental health interventions for informal caregivers of adults living with chronic diseases. ...

In two articles published in Trials and Internet Interventions, respectively, the authors investigate whether internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can be implemented to reduce stress amo...

Congratulations to Erik Olsson who has been awarded the ENLIGHT Teaching & Learning Award 2022. ...

A study recently published in Cancer Medicine evaluated the feasibility and acceptability of a guided internet-administered cognitive behavioural therapy-based self-help intervention for parents of ch...

A study recently published in British Journal of Haematology has examined the quality of life in mothers and fathers of children treated for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL) in Sweden, Finland and ...

The Swedish Research Council has granted SEK 2 400 000 to a project about the active role of patients in handling inaccuracies in electronic health records.  ...

Welcome to U-CARE Clara Dahlgren, who recently started her position as a project coordinator. She will be a substitute for Miro Anter, who will go on parental leave in 2023. ...

The Swedish Research Council for Health, Working Life and Welfare has granted SEK 500 000 to a project about psychosocial peer support for migrants who identify as LGBTQ+.  ...

Welcome to U-CARE Faraja Chiwanga, who recently started her position as a PhD student in Healthcare Sciences. Faraja’s PhD project is part of GuardiansCan, a research project aiming to develop a mobil...

The Swedish Cancer Society has granted a three-year funding of a total of SEK 2.4 million to U-CARE for testing and evaluating the self-help programme EJDeR, which is aimed at parents whose children h...

Today, Mats Larhed, Vice-Rector for the scientific field of medicine and pharmacy, decided to appoint Professor Louise von Essen as Programme Director of U-CARE. The renewed term extends from 1st Janu...

A study recently published in Conflict and Health investigated the experiences of armed conflict and forced migration among women from countries in the Middle East, the Balkans and Africa. The study s...

This fall, we have the opportunity to have PhD student Rabee Adel as an intern in our research group! He is doing an internship within a project dealing with an e-health intervention for informal care...

Immigration detention is increasingly used as a tool for migration management in Europe. A recently published WHO report highlights health challenges linked to immigration detention and suggests alter...