Items where Author is "Dexter, Matt"

PHILLIPS, Robert, DEXTER, Matt, BAURLEY, Sharon and ATKINSON, Paul (2016). Standard deviation : standardization and quality control in the mash-up era. Disegno : TheJournal of Design Culture, 3 (1-2), 96-117. [Article]

CHAMBERLAIN, Paul, CRAIG, Claire and DEXTER, Matt (2016). InTacT: Insights into Telehealth and Care Technologies. In: LANGDON, Pat, LAZAR, Jonathan, HEYLIGHEN, Ann and DONG, Hua, (eds.) Designing around people : CWUAAT 2016. Switzerland, Springer, 85-94. [Book Section]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2013). Open design and medical products: irreconcilable differences, or natural bedfellows? In: Proceedings of the 10th European Academy of Design Conference, Gothenburg. [Gothenburg], University of Gothenburg/European Academy of Design. [Book Section]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2011). Health products; designed with, not for, end users. In: YOXALL, Alaster, (ed.) Proceedings of the 1st European Conference on Design 4 Health, Sheffield. Sheffield Hallam University, 110-121. [Book Section]

CHAMBERLAIN, Paul, WOLSTENHOLME, Daniel, DEXTER, Matt and SEALS, Elizabeth (2015). The state of the art of design theory and practice in health : an expert-led review of the extent of the art and design theory and practice in health and social care. Project Report. Sheffield, Sheffield Hallam University. [Monograph]

PHILIPS, R, DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and BAURLEY, S (2013). Standard deviation - ensuring quality and replicability in Open Design practice. In: The Knowledge Exchange Conference 2013, Lancaster, 26-27th September 2013. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

DEXTER, Matt, ATKINSON, Paul and DEARDEN, Andrew (2013). Open design and cystic fibrosis: enabling participation in the design process. In: 2nd European Conference on Design4Health, Sheffield Hallam University, 3-5th July 2013. online e-book, Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

DEXTER, Matt (2014). Open design and medical products. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University. [Thesis]