Investigating Meaningful Making in Communities of People Living with Brain Injury

博士将建立在现有合作的基础上，解决这一过程中出现的问题。目前ABMU和斯旺西计算机科学之间的合作已经证明了这一概念的潜力，并成功地赢得了一系列小型NHS和珍爱：De赠款的支持。最初的工作开发了一种联合方法论，使用计算机科学设计概念作为治疗过程的基础，使后天脑损伤(ABI)社区居民的康复和福祉受益。这个博士项目将评估和完善神经康复和设计专家之间的技能交流和融合。共享的具体技能包括制作能力、大数据分析技术、神经康复方法和一系列评估幸福感的方法，这些方法来自积极心理学。

The PhD will build on an existing collaboration to address questions that have emerged from that process. The current collaboration between the ABMU and Computer Science at Swansea has worked to evidence the potential of the concept and has been successful winning support from a range of small NHS and CHERISH:DE grants. The initial work developed a joint-methodology that uses computer science design concepts as the basis for a therapeutic process that benefits rehabilitation and wellbeing of community dwelling people with acquired brain injuries (ABI).This PhD project will be an evaluation and refinement of the exchange and merger of skills between neuro-rehabilitation and design experts. Specific skills shared include making abilities, large data analysis techniques, neurorehabiliative approaches and a range of approaches to assessing wellbeing derives from Positive Psychology.