Rate My Professor Minna Isomursu

Isomursu's research focuses on digital health, service design, data-driven services, and human-machine interaction. With more than two decades connecting technology and health, her work emphasizes the digitalization of care pathways, big data infrastructures for health, patient-generated health data, and the impacts of digital health technologies on well-being. She coordinates major initiatives such as the Digital Europe SUSA project for sustainable healthcare with digital health data competence, the Interreg Aurora Nordic Health Data Spaces (NHDS) to assess readiness for European Health Data Spaces, and the Reboot Skills project for lifelong learning in advanced digital skills for manufacturing. She also coordinates cooperation with the World Health Organization and leads multimillion-euro projects. Key publications include 'Experimental evaluation of five methods for collecting emotions in field settings with mobile applications' (2007), 'Touch-based user interface for elderly users' (2007), 'Experience clip: method for user participation and evaluation of mobile concepts' (2004), 'The use of patient-generated health data from consumer devices in healthcare' (2023), and 'Impact of Digital Interventions on the Treatment Burden of Patients with Chronic Diseases' (2024). She serves as a professor member on the University Collegium and on the Faculty Board.