Background: People with aphasia report preferences for specially formatted health
information materials, but there is little evidence that modified materials result in improved …

Abstract The landscape of Participatory Design (PD) of Health Information Technology (HIT)
is diverse and constantly evolving. This paper reviews the publications in the proceedings …

In this paper we document two participatory design workshops conducted with a team of
eight visually impaired adults that explored features and form factors for a wearable …

Over 2 million people across the United States are living with aphasia, the loss of language
due to acquired brain injury. Aphasia is an invisible disability that may come with negative …

Background: Addressing the long-term consequences of stroke is a top 10 research priority,
and understanding the views of different stakeholders is essential in designing appropriate …

Biological databases contain a wide variety of data types, often with rich relational structure.
Consequently multi-relational data mining techniques frequently are applied to biological …

Purpose: High-intensity language therapy has been shown to provide greater outcomes for
people with aphasia (PWA). Unfortunately, a number of issues including the ageing …

We introduce a mathematical framework that allows to test the compatibility between
differential data and knowledge on genetic and metabolic interactions. Within this …

Integrating multiple perspectives is key to successful co-design, yet often hampered by
communication gaps arising from different epistemological backgrounds and lived …

According to the principles of participatory design, a genuine democratic process requires
effective participation of all affected people in the design process; this must include affected …