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  HEALTH COLLAB SYMPOSIUM DESIGN FOR HEALTH — ASIA PACIFIC  SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM MONDAY 3 DECEMBER 2018 BUILDING H, LEVEL 8. MONASH UNIVERSITY CAULFIELD CAMPUS 8.30AM COFFEE AND REGISTRATION 9.00AM SYMPOSIUM OPENING 9.15AM KEYNOTE 1: HEALTH COLLAB: OUR JOURNEY SO FAR  Daphne Flynn & Mark Armstrong, Monash University 10.00AM KEYNOTE 2: WHAT IS DESIGN FOR HEALTH? PROVOCATIONS & QUESTIONS Claire Craig & Paul Chamberlain, Lab4Living: Sheffield Hallam University 10.30AM MORNING TEA 11.00AM KEYNOTE 3: TAKING A DESIGN STANCE Harold Nelson, Carnegie Melon University 11.30AM KEYNOTE 4: DESIGN LAB EXPERIENCES Stephen Reay, Auckland University of Technology 12.00PM TALKS: VITALIC MEDICAL: CONNECTED HEALTH FOR BETTER PATIENT CARE Planet Innovation 12.30PM TALKS: SAFER CARE VICTORIA Caroline Frankland. Senior Project Manager – Safer Care Victoria  LUNCH BREAK Optional tour of the Monash University Sensilab 1.30PM PANEL 1: COLLABORATION BETWEEN CLINICIANS, HOS

HAROLD G. NELSON Y ERIK STOLTERMAN El camino del diseño Cambio intencional en un mundo imprevisible Traducción Laura Lecuona

Harold Nelson — "Design in the 21st Century: Intentional Change in an Unpredictable World" University of Idaho College of Education The College of Education, Health and Human Sciences welcomed Dr. Harold G. Nelson to the University of Idaho. Dr. Nelson is a leading thinker, a teacher and a compelling speaker on the subject of design, whose work has been called “The Rosetta Stone of Design.” This presentation, “Design in the 21st Century: Intentional Change in an Unpredictable World” occurred at 3 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24, 2018 in the Administration Building Auditorium, Moscow Campus. Dr. Nelson is an architect, consultant and former Nierenberg Distinguished Professor of Design in the School of Design at Carnegie Mellon University. In 2001, he served as president of the International Society for Systems Sciences (ISSS). He co-authored the influential book The Design Way. Dr. Nelson excels in both physical and systems design. He’s the designer of several major architectu

Thanks to  Sjon van ’t Hof for transcribing my Stanford University talk from 2010: https://csl4d.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/nelson_2010_designing_stuff.pdf