Brainstorming Design for Health: Helping Patients Utilize Patient-Generated Information on the Web.
Researchers and practitioners show increasing sinterest in utilizing patient-generated information on the Web. Although the HCI and CSCW communities have provided many exciting opportunities for exploring new ideas and building broad agenda in health, few venues offer a platform for interdisciplinary and collaborative brainstorming about design challenges and opportunities in this space. The goal of this workshop is to provide participants with opportunities to interact with stakeholders from diverse backgrounds and practices-researchers, practitioners, designers, programmers, and ethnographers-and together generate tangible design outcomes that utilize patient-generated information on the Web. Through small multidisciplinary group work, we will provide participants with new collaboration opportunities, understanding of the state of the art, inspiration for future work, and ideally avenues for continuing to develop research and design ideas generated at the workshop.
Division of Biomedical and Health Informatics.
Jina
J
Huh
Department of Bioethics and Humanities.
Andrea
A
Hartzler
Department of Urology.
Sean
S
Munson
Information School, University of Washington.
Nick
N
Anderson
School of Information.
Kelly
K
Edwards
Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering, University of Michigan.
John L
JL
Gore
Twitter, Inc.
David
D
McDonald
School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology.
Jim
J
O'Leary
Medify, Inc.
Andrea
A
Parker
Derek
D
Streat
Meliha
M
Yetisgen-Yildiz
Wanda
W
Pratt
Mark S
MS
Ackerman
crowdsourcing; health; online community; patient