Demography and Democracy – Healthy Ageing in a Digital World (HAIDI)
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The project is funded by the Kamprad Family Foundation within the framework of the research programme Future Challenges in the Nordics.
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In the HAIDI research project, the aim is to counteract health disparities and digital divides in the Nordic countries due to digitalisation and the ageing populations. The project builds on multi-methodology and comparative analysis and consists of three sub studies. First, the project will critically investigate the digitalisation media discourse in three Nordic countries (DK, SWE and FIN). Second, in each three country we will interview citizens aged 75 and above to explore their uses and non-uses of digital technology: what kind of digital (and non-digital) health information /services they turn to in their everyday life, what kind of devices and software they are familiar with, and feel confident using. Third, we will interview professionals in municipal home care and in nursing homes settings to gain knowledge on opportunities as well as constraints of using digital technology in the interaction with their clients.
The project is hosted by Lund University.
More information (in Swedish): https://www.iko.lu.se/forskning/haidi
In English: Future Challenges in the Nordics/Projects/HAIDI
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Helena Sandberg
Associate professor in Media and communication studies, Department of Communication and Media (KOM), Lund University, affiliated Professor at the School of Health and Welfare, Halmstad University, Sweden.
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Anette Grønning
Associate professor in Media studies, Department for the Study of Culture, USD
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Framing healthy aging and digital technologies: News Coverage in the Nordic Welfare States (2017–2022)
Sandberg, Helena; Tiliikainen, Elisa; Grønning, Anette, 2026, Nordisk välfärdsforskning, 11, 2, 1-18. A1 Journal article (refereed), original research -
How technology shapes interaction and care work in digitally mediated home care
Varjakoski, Hanna; Tiilikainen, Elisa, 2026, Sandberg, Helena; Grønning, Anette, Healthy Ageing in a Digital World. A Nordic Outlook, 90-103. B2 Book section -
Introduction. Setting the scene – the Nordic welfare states and their health and eldercare systems in digital transformation
Tiilikainen, Elisa; Grønning, Anette; Sandberg, Helena, 2026, Sandberg, Helena; Grønning, Anette, Healthy Ageing in a Digital World. A Nordic Outlook, 1-13. B2 Book section -
Seeking digital health literacy. Older adults navigating digital health in the Nordic context
Varjakoski, Hanna, 2026, Sandberg, Helena; Grønning, Anette, Healthy Ageing in a Digital World. A Nordic Outlook, 51-64. B2 Book section -
Challenging Health Citizenship: Digital Health Engagement Among the Oldest Age Groups
Varjakoski, Hanna; Thelandersson, Fredrika; Nielsen, Amalie Søgaard, 2025, Sociology of health and illness, 47, 8, 1-11. A1 Journal article (refereed), original research -
Digitaalisten terveyspalveluiden käytön haasteet ja rajoitteet 75 vuotta täyttäneiden kansalaisten kokemana
Varjakoski, Hanna; Tiilikainen, Elisa, 2025, Sosiaalilääketieteellinen aikakauslehti, 62, 1, 153–165. A1 Journal article (refereed), original research -
Toward Digitally Mediated Home Care? Professionals' Experiences of Benefits and Limitations of Remote Home Care Visits for Older Adults
Varjakoski, Hanna; Tiilikainen, Elisa, 2025, Journal of technology in human services, 43, 3, 246-269. A1 Journal article (refereed), original research -
“Pitää osata puhua, ohjata, kuunnella ja omata pikkusen näyttelemisen taitoa” – Ikääntyneiden etäkotihoitotyön edellyttämät taidot ja osaaminen ammattilaisten kokemana
Varjakoski, Hanna, 2025, Gerontologia, 39, 3, 225-240. A1 Journal article (refereed), original research