Co-designing digital health interventions with patients, carers, the public and practitioners: evidence syntheses and online methods toolkit

Siobhán O'Connor; Mengying Zhang; Charlotte Boatman; Xiaoyang  Li; Yin  Wang; Lian Zhu; Emma Stanmore; Sue Kirk; Pauline Whelan; Alan Davies; David Woodcock

Co-designing digital health interventions with patients, carers, the public and practitioners: evidence syntheses and online methods toolkit

Siobhán O'Connor, Mengying Zhang, Charlotte Boatman, Xiaoyang Li, Yin Wang, Lian Zhu, Emma Stanmore, Sue Kirk, Pauline Whelan, Alan Davies, David Woodcock

Digital Health & Applied Tech Assessment

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Abstract

Involving patients, carers, the public and healthcare practitioners in designing digital health technologies is a popular approach with many different mindsets, methods, tools and theories used. We are conducting mixed methods systematic reviews to summarise and synthesise this methodological diversity which we will use to co-create a free online methods toolkit on digital health co-design.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	20th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics: MedInfo 2025.
Publication status	Accepted/In press - Apr 2025

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Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Poster abstract › peer-review

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