Morven Miller

Morven Miller is a Research Fellow at the University of Strathclyde, affiliated with the Digital Health & Wellness Research Group (DHaWG). Their work focuses on leveraging digital technologies to improve healthcare delivery, particularly in oncology and dementia care contexts.

• Active in UN Sustainable Development Goals related to healthcare innovation
• Collaborates with clinicians and technologists on remote monitoring systems
• Recipient of two recent scientific distinctions

Research interests center on digital health solutions, including:

• 3D technologies for patient-clinician communication
• Real-time symptom tracking during chemotherapy
• Dyadic remote monitoring systems for dementia care
• Shared decision-making tools in healthcare

Recent publications reveal a focus on mixed-methods studies and qualitative analysis within healthcare technology domains, particularly remote sensing applications and patient-centered care models.

Scientific Awards

• Images of Research 2025 Shortlist (May 2025)
• Strathcarron Hospice Conference - Best Presentation (September 2024)

Active in healthcare research networks, with collaborations spanning the UK and international partnerships. Participated in the 2024 Health and Care Futures: Thematic Areas Workshop as a key contributor.