Nicole Flükiger

Nicole Flükiger is a Researcher at the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW), School of Applied Psychology, where she focuses on work-health interfaces and organizational health systems. She is affiliated with the Institute for Mental and Organizational Health, which examines challenges posed by digitalization and evolving work structures.

Education:

• BSc in Health Promotion and Prevention (2018–2021), Zurich University of Applied Sciences ZFH

Her research centers on corporate health management, boundary management between work and personal life, and mental health in organizational contexts. She investigates how digital transformation and new work models impact employee well-being, developing evidence-based interventions for workplace health promotion. Her methodological approach combines large-scale monitoring studies with practical implementation frameworks.

Analysis of her publication record reveals a concentrated focus on Swiss corporate health management systems, with emphasis on cross-sectoral monitoring data and policy implementation. Her work bridges academic research and practical application in occupational health settings.

Affiliations:

• Institute for Mental and Organizational Health, FHNW School of Applied Psychology

As a Research Assistant since December 2021 (previously Honorary Research Fellow and Intern), she contributes to projects including Digital Balance and Healthy@Work profile Training. Her role involves designing health promotion initiatives and analyzing organizational health data within Swiss corporate contexts.

Research Environment:

She operates within FHNW's Institute for Mental and Organizational Health, which addresses mental health challenges arising from digitalization and social changes in workplaces. The institute develops practical tools for organizations to manage health risks while leveraging new work opportunities.