Towards meaningful interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral digital health collaborations: Challenges and action-oriented solutions
Laura M. König, Anila Allmeta, Olga Perski, Eline Suzanne Smit, Katie Newby, Corneel Vandelanotte, Shoba Poduval, Lorenzo Gordon, Thomas Gültzow, Monique C. Alblas, Emily Arden-Close, Maya Braun, Klara Greffin, Rachel Hewitt, Liam Knox, Claire McCallum, Thomas McLaren, Dorothy Szinay, Carmen Peuters, Ann DeSmet
February, 2024Abstract
The development, evaluation, and implementation of digital health interventions requires contributions from scientists, healthcare professionals, and developers. Albeit exciting, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration is challenging and so often slow and its impact limited. By outlining challenges and potential action-oriented solutions we aim to stimulate meaningful interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral collaborations.

Assistant Professor Societal Transition & Behaviour Change
I’m a behavioural scientist at the Dutch Open University, specialising in health and climate behaviours, with a focus on inequalities and inclusion within research itself.