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  • Digital health innovations
  • Interdisciplinary research in medicine
  • Medical engineering and informatics

Background:

  • Digital innovations are transforming medical diagnostics and treatments.
  • These innovations are often developed by interdisciplinary teams comprising medical and engineering professionals.
  • This study focuses on two such teams (20 members) collaborating on digital health solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify individual, team, and organizational factors influencing interdisciplinary research projects in digital health.
  • To provide insights for proactively designing research processes to ensure project success.
  • To enhance the implementation of digital health applications through better interdisciplinary collaboration.

Main Methods:

  • Case study involving two interdisciplinary research teams.
  • Web-based questionnaire administered to 15 out of 20 members (75% response rate).
  • Quantitative data analyzed using Spearman rank correlation; qualitative data analyzed using content analysis.

Main Results:

  • Factors at the individual, team, and organizational levels significantly impact interdisciplinary research cooperation.
  • These identified factors are crucial for the successful development of digital health solutions.
  • The study confirms the relevance of multi-level influences in collaborative research settings.

Conclusions:

  • Recommendations for future interdisciplinary cooperation include appointing a coordinator, defining goals systematically, allocating resources, and clarifying partner efforts.
  • Further research is needed due to the small sample size to generalize findings.
  • Proactive management and structured approaches are vital for optimizing interdisciplinary research in digital health.