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Human-Centered Health Innovation (HCHI) Lab
Human-Centered Health Innovation (HCHI) Lab
Connecting Code to Care: The Collaborative Engine for Community Health Innovation.
Connecting Code to Care: The Collaborative Engine for Community Health Innovation.
The HCHI Lab drives innovation at the intersection of HCI and health, focusing on the iterative and empathy-driven design of digital tools that are intuitive, empowering, and truly beneficial for all end-users.
Research Areas:
HCI, Health Informatics, Recommender Systems, Explainable AI, CUIs, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Machine Learning (ML), Gamification, Human-AI Interaction
Research Team.
Research Team.
Student Highlight: Varshini Bhavanam
Postdoctoral & Graduate Research Asssistants:
Postdoctoral & Graduate Research Asssistants:
Dr. Mwembezi Nyelele
Post Doctoral Fellow
Renee Olds
Master Student
(1st Yr)
Alumni Master Student
Alumni Master Student
Farhanuddin Fazaluddin Kazi
Alumni Master Student
Undergraduate Research Assistants:
Undergraduate Research Assistants:
Chloe Pham, Julia Chock, Evan Lee, Regan Gross, Trevor Schimdt, Varshini Bhavanam, Sara Troseth, Olivia Brazier, Adam Orland, Jared Nordstrom
Current Projects.
Current Projects.
1 - ProHealth Initiative
1 - ProHealth Initiative
ProHealth Initiative aims to examine how health applications can be designed to support individuals in their pursuit of a healthy lifestyle as well as their desire to collaboratively promote healthy living within close relationships.
ProHealth Initiative is composed by 4 projects:
PhamilyHealth Project: An online social-based system for intergenerational family collaboration on health over distance.
FreeMind Project: A mobile application to help students to focus on self-care and wellness, and increase their awareness of behaviors and healthy practices.
OurHealth Project: Developing technology solutions that promote engagement in healthy living and reduce health disparities in rural communities.
The Archive Project: Collaborative design an application that uses gamification principles to personalize and promote mental wellness.
The remote monitoring system project aims to provide a model of HIPPA-compliant, non-intrusive patient's monitoring system for health-related research regarding patient-caregiver dyadic interactions. You can see more details below.
Other Projects.
Other Projects.
Intergenerational Sharing of Health Data among Family Members Project : Exploring opportunities to support tracking and sharing of health information between elderly parents and their adult children.
PaperClickers Project: An affordable technological solution for classroom response systems.
Community Animator Project: A mobile app to inspire connections within communities.
International Spouses Project: Investigating design solutions to help international spouses in community orientation and access to local social services.
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