
Dr Iman Naja
Research Associate
Biography
Research interests
Teaching interests
Impact and engagement
Projects
Digital Support for Cancer Survivors: Opportunities for Software, Agents, and Robotics Intervention
The movements towards the visions of “patient empowerment” (or “patient activation”), self-driven healthcare, and ‘personalised care’ are gaining momentum worldwide. The NHS in the UK is currently implementing supported self-management (SSM), a cornerstone of the overall strategy to alleviate the pressure of patients with long-term health conditions. We aim to develop a new model of AI required to support this vision of self-driven healthcare, ‘intelligent companion’, which would be capable of life-long support by alleviating the burden of self-management in a life-long setting. This entails implementing, expanding, and evolving solutions for preventions and interventions, both software related and those involving autonomous robotics agents.
Publications
Journal Article
Presentation / Conference
Capturing the Viewpoint Dynamics in the News Domain (2024)
Conversational Media for Inclusive Access to Mental Health Interventions for Schoolchildren (2024)