NORSRII 2021

Exciting research in digital health services was presented to participants from all over the country during NORSRII.

This year the conference was held for the second time, and with great success. More than 60 people were registered and 14 of these presented their work within digital health services

Dette bildet mangler alt-tekst; dets filnavn er Tine_NORSRII_2021-1024x576.jpeg — *Tine Nordgreen opened the conference by talking about challenges and solutions in interdisciplinary collaboration within digital mental health service*

NORSRII (Norwegian Society for Research on Internet Interventions) is part of ESRII and ISRII which is the European and international community. Digital interventions are becoming more and more widespread throughout the world, including in Norway. NORSRII was therefore established in 2019 as a meeting place for researchers in e-health.

This year, among other things, research was presented on the use of digital interventions for insomnia and digital follow-up of patients after gynecological cancer.

Dette bildet mangler alt-tekst; dets filnavn er Aneliana_NORSRII_2021-1024x576.jpeg — Aneliana da Silva Prado has studied the use of digital health services as a support for young people during the pandemic in Brazil. This was done over video due to entry restrictions.

Speeches during the conference:

Tine Nordgreen – Challenges and possible solutions- in cross-disciplinary and cross-sectorial research teams within the domain of e-mental health
Kerstin Blom – Treating and preventing depression by adressing insomnia. Long-term follow up of three RCTs
Jone Bjørnestad – Rethinking Social Interaction: Empirial Model Development
Jim Tørresen – Training Personalised Mental Health Intervention Systems
Gunhild Brørs – Validity and reliability of the Norwegian version of the eHealth Literacy Scale among patients after percutaneous coronary intervention
Hege Størksen – Internet- Based Interventions for Parents with Children 0-5 years
Linn-Heidi Lunde – Therapist-guided Internet treatment for hazardous and harmful drikning among adults 50+
Kristian Kidholm – Results from large scale studies of patients perception og video consultaions in Norway and Denmark.
Sigrund Breistig – Digital Follow-up after Gynaecological cancer
Rosaline Barendregt – Persuasive design to increase adherence in IDPT
Aneliana da Silva Prado – Mental health promotion in graduate students: online peer support on a pandemic context.
Minh H. Pham – mood recognition from daily phone calls of bipolar disorder patients with deep learning
Håvard Brendryen – Using the Serafin-software to develop complex digital interventions
Ulysse Côté-Allard – Long-short Ensamble Network for Bipolar Manic-Euthymic State Recognition Based on Wrist-worn Sensors