Through the Long-COVID Assessment Management and Practice (LAMP) project, I will be working with people experiencing long-COVID alongside medical and allied health professionals. Taking an experienced-based co-design approach, the aim of this research project is to drive effective, inclusive models of care for those living with long-COVID. Part of the Eat, Move, Heal Network ︎

Focusing on supporting healthier and more resilient networks of care, I coordinated a work package component that investigated the role of community-led, service-enabled, and technology-driven care networks. As part of the Advanced Care Research Centre ︎ and in connection with Institute for Design Informatics ︎


Project - Improving Technology-supported Care Networks

Project - Designing for Ecologies of Care in Later Life

Project - Developing Support Pathways with Caregivers

Designing social engagement technologies with older Australians, my doctorate demonstrated how modes of interpretative flexibility can support interaction designers in co-creating with ageing communities.

Recognising the lack of understanding around the experiences of people with long-term, I supported a 3-month study mapping patients' experiences, as part of the multi-school, multi-College collaborative research project ‘Eat Move Heal‘ ︎. Our longitudantal mixed methods analysis highlighted the role of agency and social support in their lives