Affiliation
Martin Vinther Bavngaard is a PhD Student in health technology at the Faculty of Health Sciences at Oslo Metropolitan University. His project constitutes the qualitative arm of 'BoVEL - Bo lenger hjemme med velferdsteknologi', an interdisciplinary research and innovation project involving Oslo municipality, Abilia, and OsloMet. While the BoVEL project aims to determine the effect of the social technology KOMP and its feasibility as a tool implemented in the homecare services, Bavngaard's project explores the mechanisms underlying both of these questions. By employing a sociotechnical lens, the project investigates KOMP's implementation into both familial and homecare contexts, unpacking the complexities of human-technology relations.
Bavngaard holds an undergraduate and graduate degree in Media Science (2019 and 2021, respectively) from the University of Southern Denmark, where he also worked as an instructor, teaching assistant, academic counsellor, and research assistant. His published work reflects an interest in digital health technology and innovation, and includes investigations of apps, email-, and video consultations, and social technology.
Additional engagements include undergraduate and graduate course director, undergraduate thesis supervisor and examinator, graduate thesis supervisor, and lecturer.
Disciplines
Publications and research
Scientific publications (8)
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Rasmussen, Erik Børve (2026). Dual scripts and incongruent innovation: implementing social technology in homecare services. Social Science and Medicine. Vol. 390
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Rasmussen, Erik Børve (2025). Domestication as Stabilisation: Exploring the Incorporation of Social Technology by Older Adults and Their Relatives. Sociology of Health and Illness. Vol. 48
- Haldar, Marit; Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Nordtug, Maja; Røsvik, Kjersti (2025). Livsløpets barndom og alderdom. Brodtkorb, Elisabeth; Rugkåsa, Marianne (Ed.). Mellom mennesker og samfunn: sosiologi og sosialantropologi for helse- og sosialprofesjonene. Gyldendal Norsk Forlag A/S
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Thordardottir, Björg Sigridur Anna; Rasmussen, Erik Børve (2024). The Uses and Experiences of Synchronous Communication Technology for Home-Dwelling Older Adults in a Home Care Services Context: Qualitative Systematic Review. Journal of Medical Internet Research (JMIR). Vol. 26
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Zouganeli, Evi; Beganovic, Amila (2023). (PROTOCOL) Essential Cognitive Features for Assistive Robots to Support Older Adults Receiving Home Health Care. Open Science Framework (OSF)
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Thordardottir, Björg Sigridur Anna; Rasmussen, Erik Børve (2023). (PROTOCOL) The uses and experiences of communication technology for home-dwelling older adults in a homecare services context: a qualitative systematic review. PROSPERO International prospectie register of systematic reviews
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lüchau, Elle Christine; Hvidt, Elisabeth Assing; Grønning, Anette (2023). Exploring patient participation during video consultations: A qualitative study. Digital Health. Vol. 9
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther (2023). Ageing with apps A Foucauldian study exploring older people's use of apps in managing their physical health. Mediekultur. Vol. 39. p. 29-49
Dissemination (4)
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne (2025). Komp – forebygging av ensomhet ved digital sosial tilrettelegging for eldre hjemmeboende
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther; Lund, Anne; Rasmussen, Erik Børve (2025). Sticky Scripts and Incompatible Innovation: Implementing Social Technology in Homecare Services. NordMedia25: Imagining Livable Futures
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther (2024). Critical health communication, key ideas, and reflections on approaches and epistemologies – moving the field forward. Nordic Network on Media, Communication and Health, 2nd Symposium
- Bavngaard, Martin Vinther (2023). Making sense of the ageing body: The use of apps by older Danes in managing physical health. Everyday Life in Digitalized Worlds
These publications are obtained from Norwegian Research Information Repository. The list may be incomplete.
