Jenni Palukka
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Jenni Palukka is a researcher focused on the intersection of digital health services and value dynamics, with a particular emphasis on patient-centered care. Her work explores how value is cocreated and, critically, codestructed in digital health ecosystems—a nuanced area that challenges assumptions about technology’s inherent benefits. Her most-cited paper, a 2024 protocol for a systematic review on this topic, lays the groundwork for understanding how patient engagement in digital health design can both enhance and undermine service value. While still early in her career, with one citation to date, Palukka’s research addresses a pressing gap in health informatics: the mechanisms by which digital tools may inadvertently harm patient experiences or outcomes. By framing codestruction as a counterpart to cocreation, she offers a balanced lens for evaluating digital health interventions. Her work is notable for its methodological rigor and its potential to inform more ethical, user-driven health technology development. For students and researchers, Palukka’s contributions underscore the importance of critically examining value in healthcare innovation—a timely and essential perspective as digital health expands globally.
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