Dr Rebekah Eden

Dr Rebekah Eden is a Senior Research Fellow at The University of Queensland's School of Business, affiliated with the Centre for the Business and Economics of Health and the Queensland Digital Health Centre. Her research focuses on the digital transformation of healthcare, including the impacts of this transformation, the effective use of health information systems, and critical success factors such as governance and culture. She employs mixed methods, including qualitative case studies, interviews, and quantitative surveys. Dr Eden has published in journals such as MIS Quarterly Executive, Journal of Medical Internet Research, and Communications of the AIS, and serves on the editorial board of Communications of the AIS. She is also an active member of the UQ Business School's Future of Health Research Hub.

Rebekah Eden, affiliated with the University of Queensland, focuses on digital transformation and its implications for healthcare and organizational practices. Her research explores digital health data quality, digital maturity in hospitals, and the impact of eHealth on hospital operations. She investigates barriers to digital transformation in public sectors, particularly in developing countries, and evaluates digital health maturity models. Eden also examines the role of information systems in healthcare, including the use of big data analytics and the governance of federated learning. Her work emphasizes the integration of digital technologies to improve patient experiences, population health, and healthcare costs.