The application submitted in this year to Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) for Ph.D. funding for research in IT management and governance at DSV/Stockholm University has been successfully. In the next five years DSV will receive 1.750.000 SEK from MIT for co-financing a Ph.D. position in IT management and governance. For more information about Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) please access the following link: http://www.mit.uu.se/
ClinCode project funded by the Research Council of Norway for automatic ICD-10 coding
The project ClinCode – Computer-Assisted Clinical ICD-10 Coding for improving efficiency and quality in healthcare has been funded by Research Council of Norway for 2021-2023 at the Norwegian Centre for E-health Research in Tromsø. ClinCode will be using both Norwegian and Swedish electronic patient records and will therefore partly take part at DSV. Partners are DIPS, that is supplier of electronic health record systems in Norway and UNN, University Hospital of North Norway.
2020 IBM Academic Award
Professor Lazar Rusu at Stockholm University has received in 2020 the IBM Academic Award for the research project entitled “Risks in Cloud Computing Relationships in Public Organizations”. The project aims to identify the risk factors in cloud computing relationships in public organizations and how to mitigate these risks.
Ph.D. Funding for Research in IT Governance from Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT)
The application submitted in this year to Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) for Ph.D. funding for research in IT governance at DSV/Stockholm University has been successfully. In the next five years DSV will receive 1.500.000 SEK from MIT for co-financing a Ph.D. position in IT governance. For more information about Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) please access the following link: http://www.mit.uu.se/
Three research application in Health Informatics are funded!
Three research applications from the IS unit researchers have been approved. The applications were all sent to the Stockholm County Council (SLL) – Stockholm University Call in October 2017.
KVALPA: What quality indicators in the patient journal’s free text are needed to measure the quality of care? The project aims to create an automatic method for this through machine learning. Project leader: Hercules Dalianis
IMPROVE JANUSMED WITH PROCESS MINING. The project is about developing safer drug prescription by evaluating and improving Janusmed with process mining. Janusmed is a decision support system that controls and warns whether there is a risk of serious drug interactions as well as side effects due to enhanced effects when co-administered with multiple drugs. Stockholm County Council (SLL) provides, develops and manages Janusmed. Janusmed is available today on the web via janusinfo.se and is also integrated with the SLL journal systems. To the best of our knowledge, process mining has not yet been applied in any research project in Sweden. Project leader: Paul Johannesson. Participants: Amin Jalali, Erik Perjons (and Uno Fors in a limited role).
CAPABILITY AND VALUE-BASED CHANGE ANALYSIS OF THE 1177 VÅRDGUIDEN. The aim of the project is to develop a method to support the management organization for the 1177 Vårdguiden at SLL in assessing and analyzing how change proposals of the 1177 service, including affects on the various actors involved in the network around the service – and estimates of costs and benefits for the various actors. The method is based on (1) network-based analysis of the values and abilities of the various stakeholders in the network, and (2) on existing enterprise architecture of the management organization – in form of enterprise models such as value, process and information models over the 1177 service. Project leader: Erik Perjons. Participants: Martin Henkel, Ilia Bider (and Anders Tell in a limited role).
Ph.D. Funding for Research in IT Management from Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT)
The application submitted in this year to Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) for Ph.D. funding for research in IT management at DSV/Stockholm University has been successfully. In the next five years DSV will receive 1.750.000 SEK from MIT for co-financing a Ph.D. position in IT management. For more information about Swedish Research School of Management and Information Technology (MIT) please access the following link: http://www.mit.uu.se/
Three accepted project proposals to Vinnova’s call Utmaningsdriven innovation
Researchers at the Information systems unit submitted six research proposals to Vinnova’s “Utmaningsdriven innnovation” and got three project proposals accepted. This is a 50 percent acceptance rate, the average acceptance rate was 16 percent on this call.
The accepted projects were:
Öppna sociala molntjänster (Open Social Cloud Services) by Gustaf Juell-Skielse and Petia Wohed.
Individanpassad paketering av IT-baserade hälso- och sjukvårdstjänster (Citizen Centric Packaging of eHealth Solutions) by prof. Anne Persson at University of Skövde with Paul Johannesson and Janis Stirna as co-applicants. Both projects are within the application area IT for Health.
Within Human Language Technology we got:
Automatiserat ärendestöd med språkintelligens (Increasing automation of request management for public authorities by language technology) by Eriks Sneiders and co-applicants Tessy Cerratto-Pargman and Ola Knutsson
Congratulations!
/Hercules
Beviljat projekt: Automatiserat ärendestöd med språkintelligens
Under utlysningen “Utmaningsdriven innovation, Projektform A” har Vinnova beviljat finansiering till ett projekt “Automatiserat ärendestöd med språkintelligens”. Forskare inom projektet är Eriks Sneiders, Teresa Cerratto-Pargman, och Ola Knutsson.
Sammanfattning:
Projektet bidrar med en generiskt uthållig utvecklingsansats och strategi för automatisering av ärendestödet framförallt i offentlig förvaltning. Behov som driver utvecklingen omfattar mer serviceinriktade, interaktiva och användarcentrerade självbetjäningstjänster som gör det enklare att komma i kontakt med myndigheter, ger kortare svarstider, effektiviserar användning av handläggarresurser, materiella resurser, energiförbrukning, samt minskar miljöpåverkan.
Projektet syftar till att introducera ökad intelligens inom ärendestöd genom bl.a. språktolkning av ärenden under hela ärendehanteringsprocessen, samt användarcentrerad tjänstedesign för smidigare interaktion med slutanvändaren (medborgaren). Utmaningen är att kunna arbeta in intelligensen i hela ärendehanteringsprocessen, att kunna tolka ärendena och automatiskt skräddarsy ärendehanteringsprocessen, samt förbereda lösningsutkast efter de behov som finns uttryckta i ärendet.