Picturing aesthetic futures: values and visual tools within shared decision-making

Graham Pullin; Alan Cribb

doi:10.1136/ihj-2022-000126

Picturing aesthetic futures: values and visual tools within shared decision-making

Graham Pullin (Lead / Corresponding author), Alan Cribb

Design and Making

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Abstract

In person-centred healthcare improvement, design thinking is being applied to multidisciplinary healthcare practices. In this paper, we will argue for design methods to operate within, and to support the integration of, everyday healthcare interactions. We draw on two specific public participation studies related to deepening patients' agency in prosthetic services, using visual tools to explore aesthetic decisions, but we suggest these have much broader relevance.

Original language	English
Article number	e000126
Number of pages	4
Journal	Integrated Healthcare Journal
Volume	4
Issue number	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1136/ihj-2022-000126
Publication status	Published - 12 Sept 2022

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Socio-Technical Materials for Prosthetic Hands (Joint with University College London)
Pullin, G. (Investigator)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
1/02/16 → 31/10/17
Project: Research

1 Exhibition

Hands of X: design meets disability, Exhibition, V&A Design Museum, Dundee
Pullin, G. (Designer), Cook, A. (Designer), Hutton, C. (Designer) & Small, E. (Designer), 27 Jun 2019
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Hands of X: design meets disability, Exhibition, V&A Design Museum, Dundee

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