Mariella Seel

Mariella Seel serves as a Lecturer at the Department of Health Sciences within the Institute of Health Sciences at the University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten, Austria. She teaches across three programs: Digital Healthcare (MA), Data Intelligence (MA), and Data Science and Business Analytics (BA), focusing on the intersection of health sciences and digital technologies.

Her academic credentials include a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Master of Science (MSc). Educational background details beyond degree titles are not publicly specified.

Seel's research centers on digital health interventions and health literacy, with emphasis on structured web-based patient education systems. Her work investigates comparative efficacy between guided digital education and self-directed information seeking, particularly in surgical contexts like carpal tunnel release. She also develops frameworks for digital health promotion platforms, analyzes stakeholder engagement in health technology implementation, and explores media's role in disseminating quality health information.

Analysis of her 2022-2025 publications reveals consistent focus on evaluating digital tools for perioperative education, cardiovascular health literacy, and childhood health interventions. Key methodological approaches include comparative studies, SWOT analyses, and participatory design frameworks, with strong emphasis on practical implementation in surgical, community, and educational settings.

No documented scientific awards or fellowships are associated with her work. Information regarding graduate student supervision or research grant acquisition is not publicly available.

Her collaborative work spans departments including Computer Science and Security, and Media and Digital Technologies, reflecting interdisciplinary engagement in digital health platform development and health education innovation at Campus-Platz 1 in St. Pölten.