Hanneke Kip

Hanneke Kip serves as an Assistant Professor in the Psychology, Health & Technology department at the University of Twente's Faculty of Behavioural, Management and Social Sciences (BMS). Her research focuses on the development, implementation, and evaluation of eHealth technologies with particular emphasis on mental health applications and forensic psychiatric care. With over 60 research outputs spanning from 2016-2025, she has established herself as a prominent researcher in digital health interventions.

Dr. Kip's research interests center around e-Health technologies, mental health interventions, and evaluation methodologies. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, particularly in developing holistic approaches for technology implementation in healthcare settings. She specializes in qualitative research methods and has made significant contributions to conceptualizing personalization and tailoring of digital mental health interventions.

Her recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward refining frameworks for eHealth development and implementation, with particular focus on the CeHRes Roadmap 2.0 and virtual reality-based biofeedback interventions. These works span multiple disciplines including medical informatics, psychology, and implementation science, reflecting her interdisciplinary approach to solving complex healthcare challenges through technology.

Scientific Awards:

• BMS Young Talent Award (2021)
• Overijssel PhD Award (2023)

Dr. Kip has been actively involved in 33 professional activities including invited talks, conference presentations, and committee work. Her collaborations extend across multiple institutions and disciplines, with particular focus on forensic psychiatric care and mental health technology. She has co-authored numerous publications with colleagues at the University of Twente and beyond, demonstrating strong interdisciplinary teamwork.

Her work with the CeHRes Roadmap indicates involvement with research teams focused on holistic eHealth development frameworks. While specific lab affiliations aren't explicitly stated in the provided text, her research activities suggest active participation in interdisciplinary teams working at the intersection of psychology, health technology, and implementation science.