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- 7. But our context is changing and so must our healthcare system. We live longer. To a larger degree we get diseases related to our lifestyles.
- 8. But our context is changing and so must our healthcare system. We live longer. To a larger degree we get diseases related to our lifestyles. We need a proactive health and care system that supports the inhabitants in a different way.
- 10. “I’m sort of staggered actually, when design innovation people sit on a stage and say ‘it’s really important that we take risks, we fail fast, we take more risks, more failure’. Because that shows, more than anything, that they’ve never been on the other side of the table, experiencing the responsibility of running public services.” - Halima Khan, Executive Director of Health, People & Impact, Nesta (Romm & Vink, 2018) “This is childish and we’re working with a sensitive topic. I’m a public servant, a serious person; I cannot be playing around like this.” - Professional participant in InWithForward prototyping (Aguirre, 2020)
- 11. Playfulness, adaptability, personalization, bottom-up and relations
- 12. Helsehjelpen & remote care Part of Center for Connected Care (C3) Research projects Space and place in end of life care Part of research program DöBra
- 13. Exploration: Together Apart by Angel Lamar , AHO/C3
- 14. Exploration: Postcard Prompt, Miriam Civiero & Xifan Cui, AHO/C3
- 15. Exploration: The Salvador Dali Mustache, Space and place in end of life care, www.DöBra.se
- 16. Exploration: The Furry Table, Space and place in end of life care, www.DöBra.se
- 17. Exploration: The Tin Can Phone, Space and place in end of life care, www.DöBra.se
- 18. Making fun? Staff: “Initially the residents thought you were really weird”
- 19. Wasting time? Designer: “I was afraid of wasting someone’s time, of using resources more needed elsewhere.”
- 20. Failed explorations? Resident: “I’m sad you did so little”
- 21. Reimagining relations? Staff: “This helps us to see that we have the possibility to change how we interact with each other. ”
- 22. Making fun? Wasting time? Failed explorations? Reimagining relations? ? ! ! ? ?
- 23. Existing logics do not recognize the value of alternative logics, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a role to play in breathing life into a numb system. Exploring alternative logics opens up for new ways of thinking and working and reduces the taken-for-grantedness of the existing logic. Embodying questions and sitting with discomfort is an essential opening for personal and systemic transformation.
- 24. Thank you for listening! Questions? Comments?