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Co-Designing MEMoPAD: Multimodal Emotion Monitoring in Clinical Pathways for Anxiety Disorders
Co-Designing Human-Centered AI Technologies for Health and Wellbeing workshop, BCS HCI 2025.
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Summary
Position paper for the BCS HCI 2025 workshop on co-designing human-centred AI for health and wellbeing, written with Carmel McGrath and Lucy Condon (NIHR ARC West). It reports the first three co-design phases: the three intervention scenarios chosen by participants, the smartwatch-plus-phone design, and the methodological lessons: lower-pressure, asynchronous tools for people living with anxiety disorders, involving carers from the start, and low-touch routes for clinicians.
How to cite
Moretti, L. A., McGrath, C., Condon, L., Thompson, M., Matthews, P., Loizou, M., & Western, D. (2025). Co-Designing MEMoPAD: Multimodal Emotion Monitoring in Clinical Pathways for Anxiety Disorders. In Co-Designing Human-Centered AI Technologies for Health and Wellbeing workshop, BCS HCI 2025. https://sites.google.com/view/bcs-hci-2025-workshop/position-papers
BibTeX
@inproceedings{moretti2025co,
title = {{Co-Designing} {MEMoPAD}: Multimodal Emotion Monitoring in Clinical Pathways for Anxiety Disorders},
author = {Moretti, Luigi Andrea and McGrath, Carmel and Condon, Lucy and Thompson, Miles and Matthews, Paul and Loizou, Michael and Western, David},
booktitle = {Co-Designing Human-Centered AI Technologies for Health and Wellbeing workshop, BCS HCI 2025},
year = {2025},
url = {https://sites.google.com/view/bcs-hci-2025-workshop/position-papers}
}The PDF is an author copy.