John Dinsmore

Dr. John Dinsmore is the Ussher Assistant Professor in Digital Health and Integrated Care at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), Ireland, and the Deputy Director of the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation (TCPHI) at the School of Nursing and Midwifery. His research focuses on digital health technologies, particularly innovations for multimorbidity management. He emphasizes person-centered approaches to health management, aiming to empower patients to self-manage their health in home and community settings through technology. Dr. Dinsmore actively fosters collaborations between academia, healthcare providers, and industry to translate research into practical solutions. He has led several major EU-funded projects, such as ProACT and SEURO, providing digital self-management support for Europe's aging population.

• 2015–Present·Trinity College Dublin·Ussher Assistant Professor, Deputy Director of TCPHI
  • Leads multiple international digital health projects (e.g., ProACT and SEURO) focusing on the development and evaluation of digital health technologies to support the self-management of patients with multimorbidity.
• 2009–2015·Queen's University of Belfast·Research Fellow
  • Conducted research in stroke rehabilitation, behavior change, and user experience design for health technologies.

• 2005–2009·Queen's University of Belfast·PhD
  • Research focus: Illness perception and quality of life in stroke patients.
• 2003–2005·Queen's University of Belfast·Master's
  • Research focus: Health Psychology and Behavior Change.