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Mats Sundgren
Researcher at AstraZeneca
Publications - 32
Citations - 938
Mats Sundgren is an academic researcher from AstraZeneca. The author has contributed to research in topics: Creativity & Health care. The author has an hindex of 12, co-authored 28 publications receiving 797 citations.
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Electronic health records: new opportunities for clinical research
Pascal Coorevits,Pascal Coorevits,Mats Sundgren,Gunnar O. Klein,A Bahr,Brecht Claerhout,Christel Daniel,Martin Dugas,Danielle Dupont,Andreas Schmidt,Peter Singleton,G. De Moor,G. De Moor,Dipak Kalra +13 more
TL;DR: Some of the legal and ethical concerns of clinical research data reuse and technical security measures that can enable such research while protecting privacy are discussed.
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Using electronic health records for clinical research
Georges De Moor,Mats Sundgren,Dipak Kalra,Andreas Schmidt,Martin Dugas,Brecht Claerhout,Töresin Karakoyun,Christian Ohmann,Pierre-Yves Lastic,Nadir Ammour,Rebecca Kush,Danielle Dupont,Marc Cuggia,Christel Daniel,Geert Thienpont,Pascal Coorevits +15 more
TL;DR: Through a combination of a consortium that brings collectively many years of experience from previous relevant EU projects and of an approach to ethics that engages many important stakeholders across Europe to ensure acceptability, EHR4CR could be well placed to deliver a sound, useful and well accepted pan-European solution for the reuse of hospital EHR data to support clinical research studies.
Book
Managing Creativity in Organizations: Critique and Practices
Alexander Styhre,Mats Sundgren +1 more
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What is Organizational Creativity
Alexander Styhre,Mats Sundgren +1 more
TL;DR: The literature on creativity is rather heterogeneous, comprising contributions from such diverse disciplines as psychology, management studies, sociology, and even the humanities (literature theory and history). The scope of the literature is therefore rather broad, ranging from laboratory research on decision making under controlled conditions and, on the other, biographically oriented essays on the work of individual artists as mentioned in this paper.