The invisible illness of depression: “Never Say Never Mind, Mind the Mind,” and Mind the “Science Gap”

Never Mind The Theory, Feel The Data

In the present paper we will seek to place the design of hypermedia-based user interfaces in the appropriate context of user-centred system design. In so doing we will outline what we believe to be the major methodological issues. As this will indicate, we view hypermedia design as essentially no different from any other kind interface design in terms of process and problem. Hence the methodolo...

Never mind the quality: feel the improvement.

Getting busy practitioners to learn about and to take up quality improvement is diYcult. Demanding work schedules and external work stressors are among the barriers. Not surprisingly, there are only a few examples of implementation of continuous quality improvement in primary care. In settings other than health care it seems that approaches to improvement—such as continuous quality improvement—...

Never mind the Data – Feel the Model*

The rapid development of choice modelling procedures, especially using Stated Preference data, over the past twenty years, has created an opportunity for an imbalance between the models and the data used for construction of the models. This paper examines this imbalance and stresses the need for more attention to be paid to the needs of the respondent when collecting data for choice modelling. ...

Never Mind the Browser - Feel the Width

In print design, desktop software has allowed designers to control the form of final publication. Type, content, imaging and pre-press are all part of one design process. By taking ownership of the entire medium of networked multimedia; from content to delivery, a designer can look developing in three broad areas. 1/ the backend server process; 2/ content organisation and interface design 3/ de...

“Mind the Gap” in Reporting the Outdated Statistics