Technology & Innovation in Digital Health, where the attachment work meets the science of implementation.
What carries through is a single conviction: that care, and the technologies meant to deliver it, succeed or fail in the human and organisational world they enter, never in the artefact alone. Oxford is where that conviction met the formal tools of digital-health implementation.
The SPARX sociotechnical analysis: the ~25-minute talk, the four-step reading, and the full NASSS deployment.
Open the assignment → Assignment 2 · In ProgressThe final report. Ideal Nurture through the sociotechnical lens, in Australian stepped care: the throughline, the sociotechnical map, and the three challenges.
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