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
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 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. Danielle has joined Health CASCADE from the World Health Organisation (WHO), where she had a chance to use co-creation… Read More »Attempting to Co-create at the World Health Organization: Addressing wicked problems in public health