Health Design Showcase 2019
Event Information
Description
The Health Design Lab at Emily Carr University is hosting a Health Design Showcase on Wednesday, April 10th. The evening will feature a series of short presentations from Emily Carr University students working on health-related design projects. A variety of projects will be highlighted, including Health Design Lab projects (funded through industry and community partners) and student projects (from our undergraduate Med+ course). This event is open to the public.
SCHEDULE:
5:30-6:30pm Open showcase
6:30-8:00pm Project Presentations by Emily Carr University Students
8:00-9:00pm Open showcase
PRESENTATIONS:
5 Health Design Lab Projects
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Zeitgeist Project + Research Study: A storytelling project with residents and design students — A collaboration with Vancouver Coastal Health & The University of British Columbia
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Shifting the Culture of Care: Understanding the perspectives of individuals living in care homes — A collaboration with Vancouver Coastal Health
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Mature Women's Health Program: co-designing a new program for women 45-70 years of age — A collaboration with BC Women's Hospital + Health Centre
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Avenues of Change — Squamish: Engaging with Squamish families and stakeholders to develop action strategies for improving childhood development in the area — A collaboration with the United Way of the Lower Mainland + The Social Planning and Research Council of B.C.
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Translational Research in User Experience Design for Personalized Health — A collaboration with Molecular You
4 Student Med+ Course Projects
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Intersection Info-Session
Mike Severloh
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CHIBAL: Taichi Ball Bluetooth Speaker
Matthew Chen
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BumbleCheck Child-Centered Glucose Monitoring
Michelle Chan
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Bye Box Mindful Minimalism
Bronwyn Proctor
FAQs:
Where at Emily Carr University is the event being held?
Rennie Hall (Room B2160) & foyer.
Where can I park/store my bike?
Is there a cafe open during the event?
Loafe will be open until 7:00pm
What was last year's event like?
Check-out our Health Design Lab news page for the recap.