Human First | Designer Second
summary
Claims inclusive design dates to 1994 and the centre has run 300 projects with 200 organisations; practical outputs include the live Great British Public Toilet Map that created access without rebuilding streets, a physical urine-assessment wheel now deployed across the NHS, and a 50-page white paper for UK government on driverless vehicles. Clinical work produces measurable pilots: six VR scenarios with five difficulty levels go through trials for psychosis rehab, and River Foyle AI booths and interactive reeds show promising results in trials. The leadership model rests on empathy, clarity and creativity.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Introduction
- 2:56Who Am I
- 4:23Inclusive Design
- 5:36Four Axes of Inclusive Design
- 7:55Classifications of Gender
- 11:29The Great British Public Toilet Map
- 15:43Case Studies
- 16:52How Do You Know Where the Patient Is in the Whole Hospital Process
- 25:38Case Study
- 28:10Creative Leadership
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