Martin Salzmann-Erikson is developing and actively researching within the research program "Digital Shapeshifting". This program is one of three programs within the strategic research area of Health-Promoting Work.

Digital Shapeshifting aims to address the following societal challenges:

Reducing digital exclusion when digital technology is integrated into healthcare in a way that strengthens empathetic and trustworthy relationships.
Ensuring a safe and inclusive digital care environment where quality and nursing science perspectives are not compromised.
Guaranteeing equal access and promoting digital competence.

Publications: 
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Associate Professor in Nursing Science

Clinical Psychology

General Health Professions

Sociology And Political Science

Cultural Studies

Emergency Medicine

Philosophy

Artificial Intelligence

Social Psychology

Emergency Medical Services

Demography

Pharmacy

Psychiatry And Mental Health

Critical Care And Intensive Care Medicine

Communication

Education

Radiological And Ultrasound Technology

Public Health, Environmental And Occupational Health

Epidemiology

Health

Cardiology And Cardiovascular Medicine

Research And Theory

Applied Psychology

Gender Studies