I have been conducting participatory research and experience-centred design in projects that focus on Digital Health and Wellbeing. I am also interested in audience engagement and storytelling. Previous research includes the co-creation of multisensory and digitally-augmented experiences of heritage with local communities in museums.
Email - Caroline.Claisse@newcastle.ac.uk
We worked with Happy Mums and other community-based organisations to explore opportunities and challenges for service design of maternal mental health services in the North East and North Cumbria.
We talked with Lenia Margariti and Caroline Claisse about the workshop they ran on Human Building Interaction (HBI) and Design for Climate Change at the DIS conference 2024 at IT University, Copenhagen-DK.
ERicar was an interdisciplinary project that combined participatory design-led inquiry together with applied health research using qualitative methods.
Researchers Caro Claisse, Mabel Lie and Zaneta Karchnakova talk about their experience of working with a group of Czech-Slovak Roma women to co-create an antenatal care community information resource.
We talked with the Well Citizen Challenge Area team about their project with the Recovery College Collective (ReCoCo), developing understanding of peer support and lived experience of mental health through visual-based and co-creation research.
As a result of the pandemic, there is a significant increase in mental health support for NHS services and the public sector is increasingly turning towards voluntary organisations to support care provision.
Well-being has gained traction in Human-Computer Interaction research in the past decade.
AI is on its way to transform how mental health services are delivered by helping mental health professionals to better predict, deliver services, track conditions, and develop new treatments.
The pilot study aims to explore the motivations and assumptions behind technical responses to the problem of misinformation, content validation, and provenance in dialogue with the existing tactics and assessments audiences make when validating online information.
This project investigates spiritual well-being in the context of being connected to others for practicing faith and spirituality.
