Can’t believe we’re not already connected tbh. 🫣

I’ve just accepted

No worries at all,

overall we tend to lean more towards the social model of disability questions, but sometimes the medical model can help too, particularly if people are going to be talking about their specific health conditions and treatments

Hey @cjforms.bsky.social,

We often adapt our approach depending on the study and audience.

Here’s a good example of the types of questions we use:
docs.google.com/document/d/1...

Happy to chat if useful — we often bring parts of these into sessions to keep things well rounded.

It was like a cliffhanger in an episode of Lost…

What’s going happen next!!!! 🤣

I was going to say something similar! Always love our natters.

AI is definitely changing the way people access information. I know some advice, and guidance organisations are already rethinking how their services are designed and delivered to users to help them stay relevant and trustworthy.

This is a good summary of where we are, from @joannelockwood.bsky.social, in a funny, not funny way: open.substack.com/pub/joannelo...?

That does sound like a great read. Thanks for the tip — I’ll definitely check it out.

Hope you’re well @acuity.design 👋

To the point that political parties on ALL sides are targeting potential voters with that type of mindset

It’s a goodun, staring from the point of view of an individual and their perceptions of value and contribution - it slowly scales up through workplaces, communities, and society. Each time looking a perceptions of disadvantage and advantage and how those could be and have been leveraged as a tool.