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1 online resource : illustrations |
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polychrome |
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text file |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Approaching social design challenges through multidisciplinary collaboration / Lisa Scharoun, Carlos Montana-Hoyos, and Fanke Peng -- Cross-cultural empathy in design for health / Vivien Sung -- Clinician perspectives on preregistration nursing student participation in interdisciplinary, cross-cultural study tours and design workshops / Danny Hills, Khoon Kiat Tan, and Doreen Heng -- Case study : cross-cultural design workshops for healthy ageing in China / Fanke Peng, Li Hao, and Katrina Recoche -- Design for health ageing in multicultural societies : approaching issues associated with ageing in Singapore and Australia through cross-cultural and multidisciplinary workshops / Lisa Scharoun and Jie Hong Liu -- Student perspectives on participation in multidisciplinary, cross-cultural study tours and design workshops / Danny Hills, with contributions. |
| Summary |
"This book is based on many years of research and practical pedagogical experiences around cross-cultural and multidisciplinary design for healthy ageing. It provides important insight into origins, design, implementation, and impact of cross-cultural design student study tours, and takes an original approach by foregrounding pedagogical practice for exploring healthy ageing solutions. The populations of Australia and many other countries in the Asia Pacific region are ageing. The next few decade will see up to half of the population in many countries represented by the over 65s. The impact of this change in population balance will be profound and it represents a potential global shift in design for society. This will challenge designers, planners and health care professionals to develop solutions to better meet the needs and harness the capacity of our growing and diversifying populations of older citizens, in relation to housing, community interaction and co-operation, health and well-being, and the integration new technologies. Different disciplinary and cultural perspectives can be a means to create new ideas and approaches that provide a deeper understanding of the needs of the global ageing population. This book examines some of the challenges associated with ageing in multi-cultural societies. We explore some of the major issues facing society in the area of 'healthy ageing' and propose a method of working with cross-disciplinary groups of health practitioners, designers, architects and cultural practitioners. Through case-studies of a series of workshops run in China and Singapore with Australian, Chinese and Singaporean students, we review the benefits of this approach and provide a framework for engaging designers, planners and health professionals in the process of creating new design solutions for the growing global ageing population. This book is especially useful for academics and educators in the design and health areas. Design professionals in urban, architectural, interior, industrial, graphic, multimedia, fashion, interaction, service and user-experience design will find many useful ideas. Health professionals across the range of disciplines, including medical practitioners, nurses, physiotherapists, other allied health professionals and carers practising in different settings such as aged-care facilities, government offices and others will also find it useful. It also provides insights and ideas for innovators, businesses and everybody interested in exploring design and innovation for an ageing population, which has been identified as a growing market. It may also be useful to anyone who wants to understand how to provide care for ageing members of the family and friends, or for anyone who wants to better understand issues around their own ageing. Although there are many articles and books on social design, there has been very little work on the methods to combine the discipline areas of Health and Design in the creation of concepts and artefacts around design for healthy ageing. There is also very little on the understanding of 'Cross-cultural Empathy' in design. This book takes an original approach to 'Design for HealtAgeing' by'by combining not only a varied discipline group of practitioners from design and health but also presenting cross-cultural methods to deal with issues associated with the social cause. The primary readership will include professionals and academics in the areas of cross-cultural design, health, ageing and related policies, government institutions and gerontologists. It will also be of interest to tutors and lecturers across design practice internationally, and the case studies are useful for those with a specific geographical interest (Australia, Singapore, China), including clinicians, carers and other health professionals in those areas."-- EBSCOhost resource page, viewed April 14, 2021. |
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eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Aging -- Cross-cultural studies.
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Aging -- Cross-cultural studies. |
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Aging. |
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Electronic books.
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Electronic books.
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Cross-cultural studies.
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Scharoun, Lisa, 1979- editor.
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Hills, Danny, editor.
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Montana Hoyos, Carlos Alberto, editor.
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Peng, Fenke, editor.
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Sung, Vivien, editor.
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Dzhashi, Marina, contributor.
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Greulich-Smith, Tamsin, contributor.
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Li, Hao, contributor.
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Heng, Doreen, contributor.
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Liu, Jie Hong, contributor.
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Recoche, Katrina, contributor.
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Tan, Khoon Kiat, contributor.
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Cross-cultural design for health aging |
| Other Form: |
Print version: Cross-cultural design for healthy ageing. Bristol, UK ; Chicago, IL : Intellect Books, 2020 9781789383089 (OCoLC)1202990461 |
| ISBN |
9781789383102 (electronic book) |
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1789383102 (electronic book) |
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1789383080 |
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9781789383089 |
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