SMIT - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication

PIETER DUYSBURGH
Researcher
Currently, he works on two projects. In the CIMI project, he concentrates on the use of calibrated digital images for wound care in a home care setting. In the Gr@sp project, he uses the participatory design method to develop ICT solutions for hearing impaired children. Previously he participated in projects on the sharing of electronic patient records by general practitioners and the use of collaborative ICT tools in distributed research centers. He has also assisted colleagues with their work on distance learning and telecare solution for elderly. Pieter joined SMIT in October 2008, after working for several years as a prevention worker at the communications department of Sensoa vzw, the Flemish expert organisation on sexual health and HIV. Pieter holds a Master Degree in Sociology (UGent, 2003) and Journalism (EhB, 2004).
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	User Studies


	CIMI , Gr@sp, Share4Health, CoCoNut


	Understanding Hearing Impaired Children: Involving target users with special communication needs (2010) School's out for Redesign: Involving Stakeholders in the Creation of a Teleclassroom Environment and Experience (2010) Finding a role for e-patients in information sharing between healthcare providers. (2010) Collaboration through ICT between Healthcare Professionals: The Social Requirements of Health 2.0 Applications (2010) Daily organizational and technical issues arising in a multidisciplinary research organization. A case study. (2010) Innovative ICT applications for Hearing Impaired Children: A Participatory Design Approach (2010) Research methods for involving hearing impaired children in IT innovation (2010) School's out for redesign: involving stakeholders in the creation of a teleclassroom environment and experience (2010) Share4health WP 7.2: EMR use and data sharing: Experimentation evaluation and exploration of future practices of GPs (2010) ... [Another 7 publications]