Henriette Langstrup

Henriette Langstrup is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health at the University of Copenhagen, affiliated with the Section of Health Services Research and the Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies. She serves as WP-leader for the Grand Solutions-project IPARD and participates in the steering group for the Brain and Technology Clinical Academic Group (BAT CAG).

Her educational background includes:

• Master of Science in Psychology (Cand.Psych.) from the University of Copenhagen (1999)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) from Copenhagen Business School (2005)

Langstrup's research examines the social and organizational dimensions of healthcare digitalization, focusing on patient use of digital technologies in chronic disease management. She investigates sociotechnical infrastructures for patient-reported data, algorithmic systems, and patient-driven innovation through qualitative and ethnographic methods. Her work bridges Science and Technology Studies, Health Informatics, Medical Sociology, and Organization Studies.

Recent publications (2024-2025) reveal concentrated exploration of cross-sectoral care coordination, boundary-work in online diabetes communities, and maintenance practices for algorithmic healthcare systems. Key trends emphasize patient agency in digital ecosystems and the tension between technological 'overview' promises and practical implementation challenges.

No scientific awards were mentioned in the provided information.

As Head of Studies in Health Informatics since 2019, she oversees academic programs but no specific advisees or detailed grant portfolios beyond the IPARD project are documented.

She actively contributes to the Centre for Medical Science and Technology Studies (MeST) and BAT CAG, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration on digital health innovation within Copenhagen's academic-clinical infrastructure.