Home | Chalmers

Skip Ribbon Commands

Skip to main content

Start

Centre for Healthcare Improvement

Centre for Healthcare Improvement

AR+ Transformations Gathering

Why not bring the world and Chalmers together?

AR+ Transformations Gathering brought together a global community of action researchers at Chalmers.

AR+ Transformations Gathering

CHI coordinates international conference

On 7-10 March 2019, the international conference "AR+ Transformations Gathering" will be organized at Chalmers, in a collaboration between Centre For Healthcare Improvement and the global action research...

Monika J

Reality behind using standards in eHealth evaluation

With her research, Monika Jurkeviciute at Chalmers aims to help scholars and practitioners who develop and use standards in eHealth evaluation studies. “Standards and reality are like yin and yang: A...

HilaryBradbury_puffbild

"The research world needs more empathy and curiosity"

She is driven by curiosity, empathy and the will to create change, and believes the action research paradigm is transforming academia. Meet Hilary Bradbury, jubilee professor at Chalmers 2018.

Smart IT solutions can improve the lives of dementia patients

Smart IT solutions for cognitive impairment

When falling into forgetfulness, many patients affected by cognitive impairment become isolated and depressed. A project at Chalmers examines how smart IT solutions and new ways to organize care can help...

Sara Dahlin: How to strengthen quality improvement in healthcare

How to strengthen quality improvement in healthcare

In order to meet the challenges of care, a more comprehensive approach is required. In her research, Sara Dahlin, PhD student at Chalmers, shows how quality improvement can be strengthened by including...

Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI)

The Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI) is a research and education centre at Chalmers University of Technology carrying out research and education within the improvement, innovation and transformation of health care.

For more information about CHI, please visit our swedish webpage

Published: Wed 23 Sep 2015. Modified: Fri 15 Mar 2019