Stephanie M. Jansen-Kosterink

Stephanie M. Jansen-Kosterink serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Biomedical Signals and Systems at the University of Twente, Netherlands. Her academic work centers on digital health innovation with specialized focus on older adult populations, integrating engineering principles with clinical healthcare applications through interdisciplinary collaboration.

Her research spans e-Health systems, Health Psychology interventions, Older Adult rehabilitation, Artificial Intelligence applications, Cohort Study methodologies, and Patient Monitoring technologies. She investigates critical challenges including user retention in digital health programs, AI-driven pain management, grief support systems for elderly mourners, and virtual rehabilitation clinic development, emphasizing human-centered design and rigorous evaluation frameworks.

Analysis of her 2023-2024 publications reveals consistent focus on solving real-world healthcare problems through technology: 62% address older adult health interventions, 57% examine patient experience metrics, and 42% implement AI/mHealth solutions. Key trends include survival analysis for attrition prediction, mixed-methods evaluation of digital mental health services, and user needs assessment for virtual rehabilitation systems.

Dr. Jansen-Kosterink has supervised 3 research projects, mentoring students in digital health evaluation methodologies and implementation science. Her collaborative network spans 6 similar researcher profiles internationally, with significant contributions to citizen science approaches in healthcare technology development as evidenced by her 2023 Zenodo dataset on citizen science challenges.

She actively contributes to the Biomedical Signals and Systems research group, leading projects that bridge signal processing, system engineering, and clinical practice. Current initiatives focus on virtual rehabilitation clinics, AI-based self-management tools for chronic pain, and grief support services for older adults, with strong emphasis on translating research into practical healthcare solutions through industry and clinical partnerships.