Designing Empathy: Ritual Respect

McHattie, Lynn-Sayers; Broadley, Cara

Designing Empathy: Ritual Respect

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McHattie, Lynn-Sayers and Broadley, Cara (2014) Designing Empathy: Ritual Respect. In: Enabling Empathy in Health & Care: Design Methods & Challenges: A CHI 2014 workshop, 27th April, 2014, Toronto, Canada.
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Creators/Authors:

McHattie, Lynn-Sayers and Broadley, Cara

Abstract:

Design approaches have been developed to establish
empathy between practitioners, researchers,
collaborators, and participants in human-computer
interaction (HCI) in the context of health, care, and
wellbeing. Unpacking nuances of empathy, in this
position paper we discuss our exploratory research into
bereavement following miscarriage and consider how
our visual practice has enhanced communication and
comprehension within an interdisciplinary team. We
propose that such accessible visualisations can
stimulate a shared, compassionate understanding of
user needs, and thus inform the development of
empathic services, systems, and solutions.

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https://openlab.ncl.ac.uk/empathy/workshop-papers/

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Empathy, Design, Visual, Methods; Communication, Comprehension, Compassion, Wellbeing

School/Academic Area:

School of Innovation and Technology

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27 April 2014

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