Dr Dawn Branley-Bell is a Chartered Psychologist, CDC Innovation Fellow, and committee member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) Cyberpsychology Section. Her research interests include: Online communication/behaviour and how this links to health and wellbeing, cybersecurity, and technology-based interventions to support and/or promote positive behaviour change.
Last month Dr Dawn Branley-Bell, one of our Centre for Digital Citizens’ Innovation Fellows, delivered an invited guest talk at the WFH (World Federation of Hemophilia) World Congress in Montreal, Canada.
Many individuals experience reduced chewing efficiency, including those with eating disorders (EDs) and dementia - partially due to muscle atrophy. Despite this, chewing efficiency is overlooked by current healthcare services.
Explainable AI aims to move away from the traditional ‘black box’ approach and help users understand how a system works by providing a human-understandable explanation.
Centre for Digital Citizens Innovation Fellow, Dr Dawn Branley-Bell, is one of the invited panellists making up the next Turing Institute Northern Data Debate hosted at The Catalyst, Newcastle on Wednesday 22nd June 2022.
There is a recent push towards remote healthcare service provision, further accelerated due to the pandemic. But recent research suggests that current technologies may fall short when it comes to meeting the needs of the users.
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.
