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Novice parents struggle to quickly access reliable maternal and infant health knowledge through existing channels.

lightbulbPractical problemMaternal, Child, and Reproductive Health

Novice parents struggle to quickly access reliable maternal and infant health knowledge through existing channels.

CUI '24A Not So Chatty "Chatbot": Co-designing to support First-Time Parents in South Africa and Portugal

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Children with cancer struggle to express emotions, and parents lack adequate communication support.

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Children struggle to complete sleep diaries effectively over time, hindering clinicians' accurate assessment of sleep problems.

CHI '25"Did you sleep well?": A Multimodal Sleep Diary for Sustained Self-Reporting by Children

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Parents struggle to manage children's complex medical information, with numerous documents that are difficult to share.

CHI '23Beyond the Bulging Binder: Family-Centered Design of a Digital Health Information Management System for Caregivers of Children Living with Health Complexity

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Adolescent cancer survivors cannot meet privacy management and psychological support needs in social environments.

CHI '22When Worlds Collide: Boundary Management of Adolescent and Young Adult Childhood Cancer Survivors and Caregivers

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Rural pregnant women struggle to obtain timely personalized health support due to insufficient medical resources.

CHI '22"Should I visit the clinic": Analyzing WhatsApp-mediated online health support for Expectant and New Mothers in Rural India

lightbulbPractical problemMaternal, Child, and Reproductive Health

Adolescents in Bangladesh struggle to access reliable sexual and reproductive health information due to cultural taboos.

CHI '21AdolescentBot: Understanding Opportunities for Chatbots in Combating Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Problems in Bangladesh

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