Friday 5th July 13.15 \u2013 14.45<\/strong><\/p>\n Led by\u00a0Julia Cassim<\/a><\/p>\n One stage of the Inclusive Design Challenge involves intense brainstorming between the design partners and the cross-disciplinary team of designers and clinicians.\u00a0 Inevitably the failure of the designed world to meet the needs or aspirations of those whom is marginalises comes under the spotlight and becomes grist to the inspirational mill of the final design concepts proposed by the teams.<\/p>\n This workshop will enable participants to propose new inclusive iterations for much loathed products through the medium of hacking.<\/p>\n Participants are invited to bring to the workshop products that they loathe\u00a0 \u2013 not merely dislike \u2013 but hate with a passion<\/strong>.\u00a0 During the workshop they will brainstorm in groups and construct new improved versions for them using the materials provided and present their brave new models.<\/p>\n This workshop is open to all delegates \u2013 no sign up is required.<\/em><\/p>\n Thursday 4th July 9.00 – 10.30<\/p>\n We are pleased to confirm a \u00a0tutorial on\u00a0\u2018Co-production of assisted living technologies and services\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0 from the ATHENE project at Queen Mary University of London, NHS: Barts Health NHS Trust,\u00a0Warwick and Lancaster Universities. More details\u00a0Download full details here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Led by Rob Procter, Joe Wherton,\u00a0Paul Sugarhood,\u00a0Mark Rouncefield,\u00a0Guy Dewsbury,\u00a0Trish Greenhalgh,<\/p>\nTutorial:\u00a0Co-production of assisted living technologies and services<\/strong><\/h4>\n