Timeyin Arueyingho
My work is associated with BIG::Health.
I am a multi-disciplinary researcher who is enthusiastic about improving healthcare systems in global southern contexts using technology, and passionate about bridging the gap between people, processes, and technology in the health-tech sector using context-oriented user research, and inclusive/equity focused design. My PhD research focuses on exploring decolonial and Afro-centric approaches that inform the use and co-design of collaborative digital health interventions (including mobile and web applications) for managing chronic non-communicable diseases like Type 2 Diabetes in Nigeria. My approach to research is multifaceted, as I draw inspiration from my pharmacy and management background, alongside anthropology and philosophy.
DigitalHealth #SocialComputing #UbiquitousComputing #HybridResearch
Collaborators
Faculty
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Paul Marshall
Associate Professor of Human Computer Interaction -
Aisling O'Kane
Associate Professor of Human-Computer Interaction for Health
Recent Publications
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Navigating Afrocentric Human-Computer Interaction Research: A Scoping Review and Proposition of Afro-Postmodernism for Decolonial Praxis
Timeyin Arueyingho, Damiete Lawrence & Helena Webb
Extended Abstracts of the CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2024. -
Exploring the nexus of Social Media Networks and Instant Messengers in Collaborative Type 2 Diabetes care: A Case Study of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Timeyin Arueyingho, Aisling O'Kane, Jonah Aprioku & Paul Marshall
Proceedings of the 4th African Human Computer Interaction Conference, 2024. -
Career progression and skills in Smart Local Energy Systems
Timeyin Arueyingho, Ruzanna Chitchyan & Caroline Bird
Applied Energy, 2023.