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
Jorge R. Zapata-Restrepo’s presentation at ISBNPA 2023 conference in the symposium ‘Engaging different generations to co-create healthy urban spaces in Europe and Africa’, showcasing his groundbreaking project, EngAGE4Change. This initiative, part of his work with the Health Physical Activity and Sport Research Group at Blanquerna… Read More »Engaging Older Adults in Urban Design: Jorge R. Zapata-Restrepo’s Innovative Research at ISBNPA 2023
Sara Rachdan recently showcased the YoCo (Youth Co-creation) project at the ISBNPA conference during the symposium “Engaging different generations in research to co-create healthy urban spaces in Europe and Africa.” The project focuses on the built environment’s impact on adolescents’ physical activity and well-being and… Read More »YoCo in Engaging different generations in research to co-create healthy urban spaces in Europe and Africa at ISBNPA 2023
At ISBNPA, Lea Rahel Delfmann and Janneke de Boer, alongside Danique Heemskerk, shared insights on co-creating school-based sleep interventions in a symposium titled “Let us sleep! Promoting adolescent sleep health in Belgium and the Netherlands.” Lea’s presentation centred on a co-creation process, wherein she collaborated… Read More »Let us sleep! Promoting adolescent sleep health in Belgium and the Netherlands at ISBNPA 2023
Our recent interactive Dare2Share session at ISBNPA 2023 was an absolute hit! Packed with enlightening presentations and engaging activities. We kicked off with the ‘Church of Fail’ method, creating a safe space for participants to share their failure stories about recruitment, evaluation, and data management.… Read More »The Congregation of Co-Creation with Health CASCADE in a Dare2Share Session at ISBNPA 2023 in Uppsala Sweden
Co-creation is gaining traction in health promotion and behaviour change research, aiming to involve communities in decision-making. Nevertheless, challenges exist, and we are working to address these challenges by transforming co-creation from a naïve praxis to a robust, evidence-based and trustworthy methodology. We shared exciting… Read More »Theoretical and Pragmatic Undertakings for Evidence-based Co-Creation at ISBNPA 2023
Danielle Marie Agnello, Giuliana Longworth and Lauren McCaffrey are Marie Skłodowska-Curie doctoral fellows within the Health CASCADE project. Their research focuses on investigating methods for co-creation and how they impact the co-creation process, informing knowledge and guidelines for the successful implementation and evaluation of co-creation processes and applying co-creation… Read More »Do You Dare to Share Your Co-Creation Failures?
Danielle Marie Agnello is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. Her research focuses on investigating methods for co-creation and how they impact the co-creation process. You can see more about her project here: https://healthcascade.eu/esr3/ When someone says they are co-creating, what… Read More »Co-Creation Exposed: Are We All Talk and No Action?
Contributing to The University of Cambridge’s ComPHAD Project Katrina Messiha is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. Her research focuses on developing theoretical principles for co-creation in public health. In this blog, Katrina Messiha discusses her recently published systematic review (Messiha,… Read More »Cascading Collaborative Approaches in Public Health
A researchers’ journey in unraveling the ethics of co-creation Rabab Chrifou is a Marie Curie doctoral fellow within the Health CASCADE project. Her research focuses on the ethical aspects of co-creation within public health. The main aim of her research is to gain insights into… Read More »Surprising complexity