Wendy Oude Nijeweme- d’Hollosy obtained her MSc in Computer Science with a biomedical note at the University of Twente in 1991. After working for several years in industry and education, she returned to research in 2014 and obtained her PhD in 2017. Her main interest is in eHealth, data exchange among IT healthcare systems (interoperability) and data science and machine learning to develop prediction models as base for clinical decision support systems in healthcare. Currently, she works 4 days a week at the University of Twente in the biomedical signals and system group (https://www.utwente.nl/en/eemcs/bss) and 1 day at Roessingh Research & Development (www.rrd.nl). At the University of Twente, she works on five different projects focused on eHealth and eCoaching, as team member of the Personalized eHealth Technology Program (https://www.utwente.nl/en/techmed/research/research-programmes/ehealth/) , as lecturer in the BSc Creative Technology program and as supervisor of PhD, BSc and MSc students. At RRD, she is involved in the Back-UP project (Horizon 2020) (http://backup-project.eu/) , which aims to create a predictive model to support effective and efficient treatment of neck and lower back pain.