Redesigning the Trans-disciplinary

Leah Heiss · Paul Beckett · Amy Carr Bottomley

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We analyse the mechanisms at play within a successful trans-disciplinary health and wellbeing project and seek to highlight key strengths within expert teams that facilitate innovative outcomes. These competencies are identified through the development of a necklace for longer-term cardiac monitoring created in a team encompassing designers, craftspeople, electronic engineers, and health practitioners.

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