Lena Petersson

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Dr. Lena Petersson is a leading scholar at the intersection of digital transformation and healthcare, with a primary focus on how artificial intelligence reshapes clinical practice. Her work critically examines the human and organizational dimensions of AI adoption, particularly through the lens of physicians' lived experiences. Her most-cited study, “Transforming towards AI-augmented Healthcare: Experiences of physicians in Sweden” (2025), has already garnered 5 citations, signaling its timely impact. In this research, Dr. Petersson employed open-ended surveys to capture the nuanced perceptions of Swedish doctors navigating AI-based technologies, revealing both the promise and the friction of automation in medical settings. Beyond this, her contributions illuminate the socio-technical challenges of integrating AI into workflows, emphasizing trust, training, and ethical considerations. Dr. Petersson’s work is notable for its qualitative depth, offering a counterpoint to purely technical narratives. As AI continues to permeate healthcare, her insights are essential for designing systems that truly support—rather than disrupt—clinical decision-making. Her research stands as a vital resource for students and practitioners seeking to understand the real-world implications of AI-augmented care.