Clara Caldeira

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Designing a Card-Based Design Tool to Bridge Academic Research & Design Practice For Societal Resilience

Professional designers often struggle to apply insights from HCI research in their work. To make academic knowledge more accessible to practitioners, HCI researchers have created translational design tools, such as design cards, that support the translation of research insights into design practice. Prior work explore…

CHI '242nd AuthorMental Health Apps & Online Support Communities +1

Supporting Experiential Learning in People with Gestational Diabetes Mellitus

Managing Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM) is a significant challenge for pregnant individuals. Constant self-monitoring, emotional burden, and the short and long-term implications of GDM make the overall pregnancy experience challenging for these individuals, requiring action, learning, and lifestyle adjustment to…

CSCW '231st AuthorOlder Adults

"How do I compare to the other people?": Older Adults' Perspectives on Personal Smart Home Data for Self-Management

Research on smart home monitoring for older adults has predominantly focused on systems whose data and alerts are directed towards family members, caregivers, or healthcare providers. Older adults have expressed interest in engaging with these systems by seeing and using their data, but they are often limited to a pas…

CHI '221st AuthorChronic Disease Self-Management (Diabetes, Hypertension, etc.) +2

A State-Based Medication Routine Framework

Forgetfulness is a primary factor of medication nonadherence, a problem that contributes to worse health outcomes and increased mortality among people with chronic conditions. Common strategies to address forgetfulness, such as timed reminders, have limited effectiveness. However, there is limited information about wh…

CHI '221st AuthorAging-Friendly Technology Design +1

"I hope I never need one": Unpacking Stigma in Aging in Place Technology

Aging in place technologies are designed to extend independence and autonomy in older adults, promoting quality of life and peace of mind. Prior work has described how adoption and continued use of these technologies are low when they are perceived as rein- forcing aging stigma or reminding older adults of negative as…

CSCW '213rd AuthorAging with Technology

Hugging with a Shower Curtain: Older Adults’ Social Support Realities During the COVID-19 Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic led to dire consequences globally, and it has been particularly challenging for older adults. They are at a higher risk of adverse outcomes of the disease. Older adults also use less technology than other age groups, so they mostly rely on in-person interactions and services for social support. H…

CSCW '182nd AuthorHealth and Self-Tracking

Engaging with Health Data: The Interplay Between Self-Tracking Activities and Emotions in Fertility Struggles

Self-tracking data is often seen as a means to reflect and achieve a goal, usually focusing on positive insights and actions. Lately, some studies have discussed the negative consequences of self-tracking, suggesting that people interact with personal data in different ways. We explored how self-tracking activities an…

CSCW '182nd AuthorHealth and Self-Tracking

Self-Tracking for Fertility Care: Collaborative Support for a Highly Personalized Problem

Infertility is a global health concern that affects countless couples trying to conceive a child. Effective fertility treatment requires continuous monitoring of a wide range of health indicators through self-tracking. The process of collecting and interpreting data and information about fertility is complex, and much…

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