Items where Author is "Heron, Nicola"

LANGLEY, Joseph, WHEELER, Gemma, MILLS, Nathaniel and HERON, Nicola (2020). Starworks: Politics, Power and Expertise in co-producing a research, patient, practice and industry partnership for child prosthetics. In: CHRISTER, Kirsty, CRAIG, Claire and CHAMBERLAIN, Paul, (eds.) Design 4 Health 2020 Proceedings. Design 4 Health, Sheffield Hallam University, 314-322.

LANGLEY, Joe, PANCANI, Silvia, KILNER, Karen, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew, HERON, Nicola, JUDGE, Simon, MCCARTHY, Avril, BAXTER, Susan, MAZZA, Claudia and MCDERMOTT, Christopher J. (2017). A comfort assessment of existing cervical orthoses. Ergonomics, 61 (2), 329-338.

PANCANI, Silvia, ROWSON, Jennifer, TINDALE, Wendy, HERON, Nicola, LANGLEY, Joe, MCCARTHY, Avril D., QUINN, Ann, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew, SHAW, Pamela J., MCDERMOTT, Christopher J. and MAZZA, Claudia (2015). Assessment of the Sheffield Support Snood, an innovative cervical orthosis designed for people affected by neck weakness. Clinical Biomechanics, 32, 201-206.

REED, Heath, LANGLEY, Joe, STANTON, Andrew, HERON, Nicola, CLARKE, Zoe, JUDGE, Simon, MCCARTHY, Avril, SQUIRE, Gill, QUINN, Ann, WELLS, Oliver, TINDALE, Wendy, BAXTER, Susan, SHAW, Pamela J and MCDERMOTT, Christopher J (2015). Head up ; an interdisciplinary, participatory and co-design process informing the development of a novel neck support for people living with progressive neck muscle weakness. Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 39 (7), 404-410.

LANGLEY, Joe, REED, Heath, STANTON, Andrew, MCDERMOTT, Chris, HERON, Nicola, CLARKE, Zoe, JUDGE, Simon and SHAW, Pamela (2012). Head-Up : co-designing novel neck orthosis for neck weakness in MND. In: RAatE 2012, University of Warwick, 26 November 2012. Coventry University HDTI.

CLARKE, Zoe, LANGLEY, Joseph, JUDGE, Simon, HAWLEY, Mark, HOSKING, Ian and HERON, Nicola (2011). User involvement in the early development of assistive technology devices. In: Everyday Technology for Independence and Care - AAATE 2011. Assistive technology research series (29). IOS Press, 362-373.