Glasgow Science Festival, a city-wide festival of science-fuelled fun for adults and children alike, returned for its 18th year, celebrating how research transforms our lives, cities, and futures! This year, Health CASCADE researchers based at Glasgow Caledonian University hosted a session in the beautiful Botanic… Read More »Listening to young voices: How co-creation could transform Glasgow
In research, the transition from naive practice to a robust co-creation approach is hindered by fragmented knowledge about co-creation. This fragmentation arises from diverse theories, methods and perspectives linked to co-creation, with very little cross-learning between fields and contexts. This complicates the synthesis of existing… Read More »Fragmented Knowledge: Bridging the Divide from Naive Praxis to Robust Co-creation
Quentin Loisel is part of the work package aiming to develop technologies enabling evidence-based co-creation. His work bridges technology and the fundamental human dimension within the values of the complex co-creation process. His work recently focused on how generative artificial intelligence can improve governance, collective… Read More »The keys to a successful multidisciplinary project
In a groundbreaking endeavor, Quentin Loisel and Danielle Agnello, supported by a great team of researchers, have pioneered a transformative approach to advancing co-creation research. Co-creation has been stymied by fragmented knowledge. To overcome this hurdle, they developed a meticulously curated open-access database leveraged by… Read More »Establishing a Health CASCADE–Curated Open-Access Database to Consolidate Knowledge About Co-Creation: Novel Artificial Intelligence–Assisted Methodology Based on Systematic Reviews
During a short oral, we presented to the ISBNPA community our accomplished project to create a database grouping all scientific literature about co-creation. Based on a novel methodology combining artificial intelligence and systematic review methods, we exposed the robust quality of the database, the results… Read More »Presenting the Co-Creation Database at ISBNPA 2023
Danielle Agnello is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. Her research focuses on investigating methods that are most appropriate for evidence-based co-creation. Quentin Loisel is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. His research focuses on bridging the… Read More »If You Want To Find Scientific Evidence About Co-Creation, Look No Further Than The Health CASCADE Co-Creation Database
This month Health Cascade is releasing the first open access curated database of scientific literature about co-creation and participatory research to make it easier for researchers and practitioners to find evidence and information about co-creation. Did you find it challenging to find evidence about co-creation… Read More »If you want to find scientific evidence about co-creation, look no further. Health CASCADE launches a curated co-creation database!
Quentin Loisel is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. His research focuses on bridging the gap between humans and technology in co-creation. Quentin is part of a team that has been looking at how we can more efficiently review co-creation literature.… Read More »How to climb a Giant: An innovative approach to reviewing co-creation literature