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Project title |
eHealth for sexual assault |
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Project managers |
Maj Hansen (Project Leader); |
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Project description |
In recent years, electronic communication has been used for health promotion (eHealth). At the same time, COVID-19 has led to an increased need to be able to perform treatment online. International research in the field of sexual violence shows that the existing eHealth services often do not meet the needs of the users sufficiently, and therefore the Center for Sexual Assault (SAC) in Aarhus will update, upgrade and expand existing services to better prevent and reduce negative psychological consequences after a sexual assault for survivors, family, and professionals. This is done based on research as well as ongoing user involvement via interviews with representatives from the three user groups. |
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Start date and expected end date |
2021 – 2025 |
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The project is carried out under |
THRIVE Research Group |
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Collaborators |
Center for Sexual Assault, Aarhus University Hospital |
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Funding |
TrygFonden |
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Keywords |
User involvement, eHealth, sexual assault |
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