Contact
‘Contact’ is a peer support network that allows users to self-manage their health whilst feeling part of a community. Users can set up reminders and take mindful sessions to help with anxiety.
T^LK
‘T^LK’ is a website that offers art therapy classes that can be attended virtually or in person. The community aims to create a safe space for members to connect through Arts.
Reflect
‘Reflect’ is a smart mirror designed to offer a discrete self-monitoring feature for an individual living with HIV. Like a diary, it provides users with the means to monitor and reflect on their health and wellbeing.
Guide App
‘Guide’ is a mobile app using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to support people living with HIV self-managing their health and wellbeing. When first logging in, users can personalise their own AI health advisor who can answer questions and provide suggested resources to help with health management.
Liminal
‘Liminal’ is a virtual reality platform designed to support people newly diagnosed with HIV or anyone going through a cycle of acceptance. The platform provides users with a transitional space to help them on their journey of acceptance.
Woke App
The ‘Woke’ app is a 3rd party auto-correct mobile application. It suggests language that is more inclusive when non-inclusive language is written. Typed words that are flagged as non-inclusive are underlined with a pink dotted line.
World AIDS Day 2021: Understanding HIV as a treatable condition
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Understanding Barriers and Facilitators to Sharing Patient-Generated Health Data when Living with Long-Term Conditions: A Narrative Review
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Understanding trust, security and privacy concerns for adults living with HIV: new findings
Understanding trust, security and privacy concerns for adults living with HIV: new findings
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On the value of Co-Creative Poetic Inquiry for understanding lived experiences of HIV, personal data interactions and self-care
We would like to thank Design Informatics at Edinburgh University for inviting us to join their webinar series on 29th April 2020. In our talk we described our collaborative and co-creative research practice within the INTUIT programme.
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Early project impact: Creative methods support young people in dialogue about self-managing HIV
We would like to thank the Children’s HIV Association (CHIVA) and its Youth Committee (CYC) for inviting us to spend the day with them. We were asked to use...
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Community engagement: Raising awareness about HIV
In collaboration with the North East organisation Blue Sky Trust, researchers based at Northumbria University have signed up to become HIV Champions. “An HIV champion is someone who is passionate...
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Gathering individuals’ stories about Self-care and Wellbeing
Gathering individuals’ stories about Self-care and Wellbeing
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Reflection on engagement through our Strategic Advisory Board meeting
This Spring, researchers from the five universities and representatives from our partnering organisations gathered together for the first INTUIT Strategic Advisory Board (SAB) meeting, which took place at City, University of London.
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