Health Cascade researchers Lauren McCaffrey and Mira Vogelsang located at Glasgow Caledonian University, are focusing on co-creation in the context of the workplace and have successfully conducted their first co-creation process with a Glaswegian SME as part of their research. The process consisted of 8… Read More »Lets get working, The co-creation sessions of WP4
While co-creation is a way of researching, which can supply you with a lot of positive energy, it can also be very time-consuming. Moreover, it is localized, making it difficult to generalize findings to broader contexts. Within Health CASCADE, we aim to adapt existing co-created… Read More »Call for research that involves adaptation of co-created interventions into new contexts
Health CASCADE is supporting co-creation research in the intersecting fields of obstetrics, patient safety and digital health tools in the form of the TeamBaby online training tool. The TeamBaby digital health tool is free-to-use and provides tips and strategies for working effectively with health care… Read More »Co-creating with TeamBaby: A Health CASCADE initiative
On 4th December 2022, Katrina Messiha (ESR1) received abstract acceptance of her systematic review, following the conference’s double-blind peer review process, which she’ll present at the 6th ICPR 2023 on “Participation, Co-creation and Service Users’ Positions”; contributing to its agenda of transforming knowledge and critically… Read More »6th International Conference on Practice Research: “Participation, Co-creation and Service Users’ Positions”
Wow, did you know that officially the Health CASCADE project already started two years ago? The project is running smoothly and all ESRs are progressing very well: they are on fire! But maybe you’re interested to know what the reason was to initiate this project… Read More »Acceptance of a scientific paper from Perspective in Public Health
Health Cascade researcher Qingfan An (ESR 13) located at Umeå University, are focusing on co-creation of eHealth tools in a hospital context. Three sessions were held: a co-conception session, a co-envision session, and a co-design session to address the wicked problem of early discharge in… Read More »What is your preferred future life in 2050 in Sweden?
One aim of Health CASCADE is to cascade co-creation skills and expertise by training a new community of professionals capable of working across disciplines, and public and private sectors. Throughout 2022, we worked diligently to lay the groundwork for creating an evidence-based Co-creation Training Program… Read More »Developing Health CASCADE’s Co-creation Training Program
In fall 2022, Janneke and Lea started with their co-creation sessions in the school context. They aim to scale an existing intervention to promote healthy sleep in adolescents and are doing sessions with multiple stakeholders, namely students, school staff, and parents. Co-creation sessions will be… Read More »Health CASCADE goes to school. The co-creation sessions of WP 3
One year ago, Katrina Messiha’s (ESR1) earliest secondment hosted by GCU mainly entailed experience and collaboration with Obesity Action Scotland’s (OAS) co-creation work. Funded by the Scottish Government and hosted by the RCPSG, OAS offers clinical guidance and advocacy on addressing obesity in Scotland. OAS… Read More »Katrina’s First MSCA Secondment with Obesity Action Scotland: A Whole Systems Approach to Co-creation for Addressing the Obesity Crisis
Giuliana Longworth is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. Her research will inform knowledge and guidelines for the successful implementation and evaluation of co-creation processes. Co-creation for curriculum development and why is worth it The curriculum development process systematically organises what will be taught,… Read More »Co-creation for curriculum development: A case study from Barcelona