Buch(elektronisch)2017

Co-Design in Living Labs for Healthcare and Independent Living

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Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Introduction -- PART 1. The Operational Reality of Co-design in LLSAs -- Introduction to Part 1 -- 1. The Living Lab: A Reality Belonging to a Collective History -- 1.1. What is a Living Lab for healthcare and independent living? -- 1.2. Incubation: establishing the LL as a collaborative initiative -- 1.3. The LL as a sustainable crucible for approaches to co-design -- 1.4. Governing a Living Lab and the associated challenges -- 1.5. The economic model of an LL -- 1.6. Managing competencies in a Living Lab -- 1.7. The Living Lab as a space for learning interdisciplinarity -- 2. Running Co-design: Collaborative Projects and Co-design Sessions -- 2.1. Support for innovation projects -- 2.2. Co-design: organization, running, iteration of sessions -- 2.3. The benefit of acculturation: the example of CEN Stimco's "Live my Life" -- 3. Problems and Methods of Involving Users in Co-development Projects -- 3.1. The challenges and difficulties of involving users: an international perspective -- 3.2. Involving professionals are future users -- 3.3. Motivating non-expert users -- 3.4. Means of involving non-expert users -- 3.5. Methods of presenting objects to future users -- 3.6. "Discovery" approaches aimed at the public: type, challenges and relationships with Living Labs -- 4. Involving Industrialists -- 4.1. Taking the market risks associated with classic project management -- 4.2. Motivating the "industrial fabric" and LLSAs: shared interests or interest sharing? -- 4.3. The Living Lab as "provider": what "market" is there for Living Labs? -- 4.4. Tensions, conflicts and balance between stakeholders in co-design -- PART 2. Challenges of Co-design and Independent Living -- Introduction to Part 2

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Co-design in living labs for healthcare and independent living: concepts, methods and tools

In: Health engineering and society series

Picard, Robert

The living lab: a reality belonging to a collective history -- Running co-design: collaborative projects and co-design sessions -- Problems and methods of involving users in co-development projects -- Involving industrialists -- Co-design: methodologies for investigating, developing and sharing knowledge in view of new solutions for future use -- Co-design and health technology assessment: controlling and establishing reproducibility -- The purposes and reality of collective appropriation of social innovation -- Critique of the living lab approach -- Co-design methods -- Living lab approach and learning -- Other views -- LLSA solutions -- LLSA typologies