Anna Lydia Svalastog is Professor of Psychosocial work at Østfold University College, Norway. Srećko Gajović is Professor and Head of Department of Histology and Embryology at Zagreb University School of Medicine, and member of the Croatian Institute for Brain Research.Andrew Webster is Emeritus Professor in the Sociology of Science and Technology at the University of York, UK and founder and member of the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU).

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Part 1: Mapping the digital health landscape.- Chapter 2 Narrative Genre and Health in the Digital Society.- Chapter 3 Legal aspects of knowledge landscapes in healthcare.- Chapter 4 Integrative Bioethics and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 5 Geography of Knowledge Landscapes.- Part 2: Journeys in the Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 6 Fostering ‘digital subjectivity’: an investigation of online patient experiences in Norway, The Netherlands and the Czech Republic.- Chapter 7 Traversing the online landscape: a remote Indigenous community perspective.- Chapter 8 Minute/s work - The participation of digital data objects in the conjuncture and disjuncture of policy and care.- Chapter 9 “Facebook is my guerrilla”: on ways in which social networks co-create illness experiences of persons with rare/atypical symptoms.- Chapter 10 eHealth applications in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 11 Social Work, Children and the Digital Knowledge Landscape: new possibilities and challenges.- Part 3: Travelling safely.- Chapter 12 Information systems, big data and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 13 Security and Safety in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 14 The Exploration of Visual Analytics in Navigating Knowledge Landscapes.

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Anna Lydia Svalastog is Professor of Psychosocial work at Østfold University College, Norway. Srećko Gajović is Professor and Head of Department of Histology and Embryology at Zagreb University School of Medicine, and member of the Croatian Institute for Brain Research.Andrew Webster is Emeritus Professor in the Sociology of Science and Technology at the University of York, UK and founder and member of the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU).

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Part 1: Mapping the digital health landscape.- Chapter 2 Narrative Genre and Health in the Digital Society.- Chapter 3 Legal aspects of knowledge landscapes in healthcare.- Chapter 4 Integrative Bioethics and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 5 Geography of Knowledge Landscapes.- Part 2: Journeys in the Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 6 Fostering ‘digital subjectivity’: an investigation of online patient experiences in Norway, The Netherlands and the Czech Republic.- Chapter 7 Traversing the online landscape: a remote Indigenous community perspective.- Chapter 8 Minute/s work - The participation of digital data objects in the conjuncture and disjuncture of policy and care.- Chapter 9 “Facebook is my guerrilla”: on ways in which social networks co-create illness experiences of persons with rare/atypical symptoms.- Chapter 10 eHealth applications in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 11 Social Work, Children and the Digital Knowledge Landscape: new possibilities and challenges.- Part 3: Travelling safely.- Chapter 12 Information systems, big data and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 13 Security and Safety in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 14 The Exploration of Visual Analytics in Navigating Knowledge Landscapes.

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Anna Lydia Svalastog is Professor of Psychosocial work at Østfold University College, Norway. Srećko Gajović is Professor and Head of Department of Histology and Embryology at Zagreb University School of Medicine, and member of the Croatian Institute for Brain Research.Andrew Webster is Emeritus Professor in the Sociology of Science and Technology at the University of York, UK and founder and member of the Science and Technology Studies Unit (SATSU).

• Chapter 1 Introduction.- Part 1: Mapping the digital health landscape.- Chapter 2 Narrative Genre and Health in the Digital Society.- Chapter 3 Legal aspects of knowledge landscapes in healthcare.- Chapter 4 Integrative Bioethics and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 5 Geography of Knowledge Landscapes.- Part 2: Journeys in the Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 6 Fostering ‘digital subjectivity’: an investigation of online patient experiences in Norway, The Netherlands and the Czech Republic.- Chapter 7 Traversing the online landscape: a remote Indigenous community perspective.- Chapter 8 Minute/s work - The participation of digital data objects in the conjuncture and disjuncture of policy and care.- Chapter 9 “Facebook is my guerrilla”: on ways in which social networks co-create illness experiences of persons with rare/atypical symptoms.- Chapter 10 eHealth applications in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 11 Social Work, Children and the Digital Knowledge Landscape: new possibilities and challenges.- Part 3: Travelling safely.- Chapter 12 Information systems, big data and Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 13 Security and Safety in Knowledge Landscapes.- Chapter 14 The Exploration of Visual Analytics in Navigating Knowledge Landscapes.

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