Co-design, defined as collective creativity across the entire design process, can lead to the
development of interventions that are more engaging, satisfying, and useful to potential …

Background Co-design has increasingly been posited as a useful approach for Indigenous
peoples and other social groups that experience inequities. However, the relatively rapid …

The discourse in healthcare Knowledge Mobilisation (KMb) literature has shifted from
simple, linear models of research knowledge production and action to more iterative and …

Abstract Child–Computer Interaction (CCI) is a steadily growing field that focuses on
children as a prominent and emergent user group. For more than twenty years, the …

Abstract “Diversion” schemes encouraging children and young people away from offending
have successfully reduced the numbers of young people within the youth justice system …

This paper describes the development and use of creative methods to engage young people
experiencing psychosis in co-creation of an online resource to support their education and …

Participatory arts are increasingly recognised as a valuable and accessible mechanism for
giving a voice to the experiences of individuals' health and healthcare. In recent years, there …

Objectives: Attendance at a specialist multidisciplinary motor neurone disease (MND) clinic
is associated with improved survival and may also improve quality of life and reduce hospital …

Background Inpatient nursing documentation facilitates multi‐disciplinary team care and
tracking of patient progress. In both high‐and low‐and middle‐income settings, it is largely …

Issue addressed Healthy behaviours prior to conception can improve pregnancy outcomes
and intergenerational health. Adolescence is an important period to promote preconception …