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- Conference PaperCooking Stories: Connecting Remote Families Through the Sharing of Cooking Experiences(Proceedings of 20th European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, 2022) Modi, Forum; LeFevre, Colin; Dinesh, Nikhil; Panicker, Aswati; Chung, Chia-FangFamilies can facilitate beneficial discussions on healthy eating, and in so doing provide important support for each other's health habits. However, distance, e.g., an adult child moving away, makes this interchange more challenging. In this paper, we introduce Cooking Stories, a research tool designed to investigate how the sharing of cooking experiences between remote families can be supported by HCI researchers. We conducted an IRB approved interview study with five participants between the ages of 20-67. Preliminary findings indicated that Cooking Stories addressed sharing barriers that study participants had experienced in previous systems. Based upon our participants’ engagement with the Cooking Stories prototype, we identified three themes: focusing on cooking experiences, incorporating cooking processes, and emphasizing familial community. We discuss the potential for these themes to be expounded upon by future work, in order to better support the sharing of full cooking experiences between distanced family members.
- Conference PaperRevisiting Patient-Clinician Interaction in 2022: Challenges from the Field and Opportunities for Future Research(Proceedings of 20th European Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work, 2022) Nunes, Francisco; Verdezoto, Nervo; Andersen, Tariq; Matthiesen, Stina; Chung, Chia-Fang; Park, Sun Young; Seo, Woosuk; Studenic, PaulThe goal of this workshop is to revisit the concept of patient-clinician interaction, a classical concept of CSCW research in healthcare. While the CSCW community has been working on patient-clinician interaction for decades, the last years have seen a number of changes to care provision, motivated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the strong uptake of remote care technologies, or the introduction of patient-generated data technologies. Recent advancements in Artifcial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare also promise to impact patient-clinician interactions as we know it. For all these reasons, the workshop will engage in participatory discussions to take stock, analyse challenges from the feld, refect on opportunities for technologies, and craft future research agendas for CSCW research in healthcare.