Minna Vanhanen
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Minna Vanhanen is a researcher whose work centers on the evolving intersection of digital health, patient engagement, and service design. Her primary research areas include value cocreation and codestruction in digital health services, with a particular focus on understanding how technology-mediated interactions between patients and healthcare providers can either enhance or undermine care outcomes. Vanhanen’s most notable contribution is her systematic review protocol on value cocreation and codestruction in digital health services, which addresses a critical gap in the literature by examining both the positive and negative dimensions of patient involvement in digital health platforms. While her citation count is still emerging—reflecting the early stage of her research trajectory—her work is foundational for scholars and practitioners seeking to design patient-centered digital health interventions that avoid unintended harm. Vanhanen’s research is especially timely as healthcare systems worldwide accelerate digital transformation, and her protocol provides a rigorous framework for evaluating how value is shaped in these complex service ecosystems. Her contributions are poised to influence both academic discourse and practical implementation in digital health.
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