Home Tips for Mobile: hiccups and bumps you might encounter in your first few weeks at home

Jacqui Adams; Claire Marcroft; Rachel Collum; Matthew Lievesley

Home Tips for Mobile: hiccups and bumps you might encounter in your first few weeks at home

Jacqui Adams (Producer), Claire Marcroft, Rachel Collum, Matthew Lievesley^*

^*Corresponding author for this work

Research output: Non-textual form › Design

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Abstract

This online resource is based on the Home Tips pocketbook and has been carefully adapted to suit use on mobile (resizable / vertical scroll) platforms. The original pocketbook content has been reorganised to accommodate the different navigation preferences of mobile users.
Key adaptations are described here:
* As there is no fixed length of page (compared to print) the text sections have been reflowed to accommodate font sizes which, even viewed on median smaller-format mobile devices, will still meet W3A WCAG AA Accessibility benchmarks [in terms of on-screen font size and contrast of font to background].
* Some new navigation functions are added, including end-of-section [back] buttons and the interactive contents page. These features follow best-practice in terms of the size and availability (relative to typical thumb control) of action-buttons.
* QR-code links in the print version are replaced by direct clickable links to external qualified sources of further information.

Accompanying the downloadable file is a data-collection form explaining how it might be used and distributed further as required by other hospitals. [For example: Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have agreed permission from Tiny Lives Trust to promote this mobile friendly resource to parents in their own Neonatal Service - beginning November 2024]

Contents of the resource were co-designed with staff and families of the Newcastle Neonatal Service [see Home Tips pocketbook linked below]

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Newcastle upon Tyne
Publisher	Tiny Lives Trust
Media of output	Online
Size	6 pages
Publication status	Published - 25 Jun 2024

Keywords

Co-design
healthcare design
Service Design
Experience-based co-design
Neonatal care
Hospital to Home Transition
Person-Centred Care

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion keywords

Accessibility

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Access to Document

GHT_V16_MobileFriendlySmall_linksAccepted author manuscript, 368 KB

https://www.tinylives.org.uk/home-tips/

2 Design
1 Conference contribution
1 Paper
1 Discussion paper

Co-designing resources to empower the families of preterm infants: from hospital to home
Lievesley, M., Marcroft, C., Collum, R. & Adams, J., 26 Jun 2024, Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Design4Health: Conference Abstracts. Craig, C. & Chamberlain, P. (eds.). Sheffield: Sheffield Hallam University, Vol. 5. p. 324-328 5 p. 129
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

Open Access
File
Home Tips: hiccups and bumps you might encounter in your first few weeks at home
Marcroft, C., Collum, R. & Lievesley, M., 19 Sept 2024
Research output: Non-textual form › Design

Open Access
File
Communication Cards: Set of 6 themed, wipeable cards with pen and pouch
Lievesley, M. (Photographer), 19 May 2022
Research output: Non-textual form › Design

1 Invited talk

Family Experiences of Neonatal Care: Co-Design and Piloting of Resources to Promote Positive Family Experiences.
Lievesley, M. (Invited speaker) & Marcroft, C. (Invited speaker)
21 Nov 2022
Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

1 Finished

Understanding Parents' experiences of Neonatal Care
Lievesley, M. (PI)
Tiny Lives Trust
1/10/19 → 31/03/20
Project: Research

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Home Tips for Mobile: hiccups and bumps you might encounter in your first few weeks at home

Abstract

Keywords

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion keywords

UN SDGs

Access to Document

Research output

Co-designing resources to empower the families of preterm infants: from hospital to home

Home Tips: hiccups and bumps you might encounter in your first few weeks at home

Communication Cards: Set of 6 themed, wipeable cards with pen and pouch

Activities

Family Experiences of Neonatal Care: Co-Design and Piloting of Resources to Promote Positive Family Experiences.

Projects

Understanding Parents' experiences of Neonatal Care

Cite this