Peter Glick

Dr. Peter Glick is a researcher in the field of Human-Computer Interaction currently serving as a Research Associate at Newcastle University's School of Computing. He specializes in participatory digital health design, aiming to advance digital health technologies through collaborative research practices. His doctoral research focused on sociotechnical interventions, where he co-designed MyCareBudget.org with community members—a digital tool that helps individuals with disabilities and their caregivers manage personal health budgets. This tool has now been used by over 7,000 users globally and has significantly improved community health and care services. Peter's research emphasizes empowering communities, promoting personalized healthcare, and fostering sustainable technology design. He has also contributed to multiple digital health-related projects, including the EPSRC-funded Northern Health Futures Hub, which addresses regional health inequalities.

• 2023–Present·School of Computing, Newcastle University·Research Associate
  • Participating in the EPSRC-funded Northern Health Futures Hub project, advancing participatory design and collaborative research in digital health technologies.
• 2018–2022·Freelance IT Consultant·Technical Advisor
  • Provided consultancy services on health technology design and participatory design.

• 2018–2024·Newcastle University·PhD
  • Focused on designing sociotechnical interventions to improve access and management of personal health budgets for individuals with disabilities and their caregivers.