Anne Marie Kanstrup
Marie Glasemann
ABSTRACT
The paper presents three directions for design of IT-services supporting everyday living with the chronic illness diabetes.
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- Kanstrup, A. M.; Bjerge, K. & Kristensen, J. E. (2010): A Living Laboratory Exploring Mobile Support for Everyday Life with Diabetes. Wireless Personal Communications, 53(3), 395--408. Google ScholarDigital Library
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Index Terms
- IT-services for everyday life with diabetes: learning design, community design, inclusive design
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