Pamphlet for the 2nd Annual Living Well Conference

Pamphlet with information on 2nd annual Living Well Conference.https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/aidsevents/1005/thumbnail.jp

Red Ribbon Living Well: Free Travelling Blankets Film Project Workshop 2

A post-production collaging and recording workshop following a day of filming ( 9 June 2023) with Red Ribbon Living Well and the Free Travelling Blankets (created during 2021 workshops at Goldsmiths). This led to the production of 7 short films telling the Red Ribbon story and to be released in 2024 as part of a Goldsmiths/Deptford People's Heritage Museum project funded by the Major of London (Untold Stories)

Red Ribbon Living Well: Free Travelling Blankets Film Project Workshop 1

A post-production collaging and recording workshop following a day of filming ( 9 June 2023) with Red Ribbon Living Well and the Free Travelling Blankets (created during 2021 workshops at Goldsmiths). This led to the production of 7 short films telling the Red Ribbon story and to be released in 2024 as part of a Goldsmiths/Deptford People's Heritage Museum project funded by the Major of London (Untold Stories)

Living well, dying well - the importance of housing

David Clark and Sandy Whitelaw outline their vision for a new type of ‘care campus’ that would provide an environment in which older people, ranging from those able to live with complete independence to those with palliative care needs, would become part of the community of the Crichton Campus in dumfries

Service innovation for living well with type 1 Diabetes

The UK’s NHS must evolve to embrace the co-production of health outcomes and patient-centred care to shift from the reductive treatment of illness to a holistic promotion of wellness. We are developing a methodology for service innovation building on this. Designing innovative services for young people with type 1 diabetes surfaced different views of wellness from health professionals, young people and their parents. Our challenge has been to value each perspective in what we have designed. Deploying artefacts enabled constructive dialogue with our participants, so how might interactive artefacts challenge views of wellness

Living Well with Chronic Pain

A Chronic Pain Self-Management Program (CPSMP