Lise Solberg Nes

Lise Solberg Nes is a Professor at the University of Oslo and Head of the Department for Digital Health Research at Oslo University Hospital. She also holds an Adjunct Associate Professor position in Psychology at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science. Her work bridges clinical psychology and digital health innovation.

• PhD in Clinical Psychology, University of Kentucky (2009)
• Post-doctoral Fellowship in Medical Psychology, Mayo Clinic (2009-2011)
• Master of Science in Psychology, University of Kentucky (2004)

Dr. Solberg Nes specializes in digital (eHealth) interventions for patients with chronic illnesses, including StressProffen (cancer stress management), EPIO (chronic pain self-management), eCHANGE (obesity weight maintenance), ZuperSmart (child stress management), and eBATTLE (adolescent obesity solutions). Her research explores the psychophysiological impact of self-regulation in chronic conditions like cancer and ME/CFS, with secondary interests in quality of life, adherence, and health behavior change.

Recent projects include grant-funded trials such as "Digital Support of Treatment Goals Following Myocardial Infarction" (Ada og Hagbart Waages Stiftelse, 2023-2025) and "Digital Stress Management for Health Care Providers" (Oslo University Hospital, 2022-2025). She leads international collaborations with institutions like the University of Kentucky, Mayo Clinic, University of Twente, and Tilburg University.

• Fellow, Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research (2024)
• Fellow, Society of Behavioral Medicine (2024)

She serves on advisory boards including NIH-funded KY-INBRE and dHealth AS, while leading the RVTSØst regional resource center for violence prevention. Her publications focus on digital behavior change interventions and eHealth program efficacy across multiple chronic conditions.