most citedUnderstanding Workplace Relatedness Support among Healthcare Professionals: A Four-Layer Model and Implications for Technology Design

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Understanding Workplace Relatedness Support among Healthcare Professionals: A Four-Layer Model and Implications for Technology Design

Zheyuan Zhang, Dorian Peters, Lan Xiao +4

Healthcare professionals (HCPs) face increasing occupational stress and burnout. Supporting HCPs need for relatedness is fundamental to their psychological wellbeing and resilience…

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Convivial Conversational Agents -- shifting toward relationships

Rafael A. Calvo, Dorian Peters

Conversational AI (CAI) systems offer opportunities to scale service provision to unprecedented levels and governments and corporations are already beginning to deploy them across…

cs.HC2025

AI-enhanced conversational agents for personalized asthma support Factors for engagement, value and efficacy

Laura Moradbakhti, Dorian Peters, Jennifer K. Quint +3

Asthma-related deaths in the UK are the highest in Europe, and only 30% of patients access basic care. There is a need for alternative approaches to reaching people with asthma in…

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Towards culturally-appropriate conversational AI for health in the majority world: An exploratory study with citizens and professionals in Latin America

Dorian Peters, Fernanda Espinoza, Marco da Re +3

There is justifiable interest in leveraging conversational AI (CAI) for health across the majority world, but to be effective, CAI must respond appropriately within culturally and…

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Beyond Wellbeing Apps: Co-Designing Immersive, Embodied, and Collective Digital Wellbeing Interventions for Healthcare Professionals

Zheyuan Zhang, Jingjing Sun, Dorian Peters +1

Healthcare professionals (HCPs) face increasing levels of stress and burnout. Technological wellbeing interventions provide accessible and flexible support for HCPs. While most stu…