Ayse G. Buyuktur

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Challenges in the Parent-Child Communication of Health-related Information in Pediatric Cancer Care

Previous works have shown that effective communication between parental caregivers and child patients has many benefits to the children, such as providing emotional support and coping skills for health management. Drawing on semi-structured interviews, we have identified the challenges parental caregivers face when co…

CHI '212nd AuthorEV Charging & Eco-Driving Interfaces +1

Learning from Healthcare Providers' Strategies: Designing Technology to Support Effective Child Patient-Provider Communication

Effective patient-provider communication is critical to promote patient satisfaction, encourage patient involvement in care, and improve health outcomes. Although prior HCI works aim to enhance dyadic communication by improving patients’ communication skills, little is known about healthcare providers’ communication w…

CHI '20CorrespondingMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities

Learning from Positive Adaptations of Pediatric Cancer Patients to Design Health Technologies

The diagnosis of cancer brings about significant changes in the life of a child. In addition to physical pain, pediatric patients face psychological and social challenges. At the same time, some patients also have positive experiences with and attitudes toward their illness and treatment. Drawing on 19 semi-structured…

CSCW '195th+ AuthorHealth and Caregiving

Balancing Tensions between Caregiving and Parenting Responsibilities in Pediatric Patient Care

In pediatric chronic care, the treatment process affects not just the child's physical health, but his or her psychosocial and emotional development. As a result, caring for pediatric patients with a chronic illness such as cancer is becoming a daunting task for parental caregivers. They are expected to fulfill the ca…

CSCW '181st AuthorCollaboration in Clinical Contexts

Supporting Collaboratively Constructed Independence: A Study of Spinal Cord Injury

Independence is a central concern for people in the care of many chronic conditions. It is often viewed as a goal that can be facilitated with the use of patient data. It is also viewed, especially from the medical side, as something an individual achieves. However, in the lived experience, independence is often a set…

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