This autumn, funding for the INTUIT research programme ended and we completed data collection across the team. Our final study has been conducted at the Royal Victoria Infirmary in Newcastle...
This study is now closed. This video has information about the study and what taking part involved. This study was supported by the THT User Involvement Programme (user.involvement@tht....
We have worked with a diverse group of stakeholders to discuss the sharing of personal health data by people with HIV for healthcare provision, and with peer support organisations and...
We conduct ‘Research-through-Design’ on INTUIT, which means that we imagine, make, and test designs with people as part of our research practice, to raise questions about what may need to...
INTUIT investigated Trust, Identity, Privacy and Security (TIPS) concerns around the sharing of self-generated health and lifestyle data primarily among people living with HIV, but also for other potentially stigmatised...
INTUIT investigated Trust, Identity, Privacy and Security (TIPS) concerns around the sharing of self-generated health and lifestyle data primarily among people living with HIV, but also for other potentially stigmatised...
Part of the INTUIT programme included linked clinical studies led by Newcastle University (NU) with University College London (UCL). We investigated what types of information NHS Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) and...
We conducted a longitudinal Diary Study with seven UK adults with HIV to understand their lived experience managing the condition over time. A bespoke paper diary was designed for participants...
Part of the INTUIT research programme was to investigate the sharing of personal health information within the HIV community, with others who also live with this condition (peers). Two linked...
An interesting part of our project has involved using methods from the creative arts to conduct our studies. We have learned that using artistic methods can be an exciting way...
Early in the INTUIT programme, we conducted a series of collaborative and creative workshops to discuss self-care practices for living well with HIV and managing the condition. Through these engagements,...
INTUIT team members attended a Bristol Fast Track cities event run by Brigstowe HIV charity on 22 October, 2019, with the aim to raise the visibility and profile of the...
The NU team and peer researcher at THT was invited to join the Design Informatics webinar series on 29th April 2020. In our talk we described our collaborative and co-creative...
The NU team and peer researcher at THT collaborated with the Children’s HIV Association (CHIVA) and its Youth Committee (CYC) to explore young people self-management of HIV in relation...
Luger (UoE) contributed to the WEF report ‘Redesigning Data Privacy: Reimagining Notice and Consent for human technology interaction’, highlighting the importance of INTUIT as it tries to understand how consent...
