Developing novel visual messages for a video screen hand sanitizer: a co-design study with students

Stones, Catherine; Ai, Wenbo; Rutter, Sophie; Madden, Andrew D.

doi:10.1080/24735132.2022.2095760

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“…What has clearly changed since then has been the speed at which established knowledge can be deployed. Twenty-first-century technologies (such as smart devices) facilitate the rapid collection, dissemination, and interpretation of data, making it possible to direct behaviours in ways (such as informative messaging [ 7 ]) that were impossible during any previous pandemic.…”

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“…Smart hand sanitisers collect data which organisations can use to determine when and where employees wash their hands; where best to place sanitisers; and when to replenish or repair them [ 36 , 37 ]. Some smart devices are also capable of displaying messages that are modified according to the behaviour of individual users [ 7 ]. Others, rather than displaying messages, display video evidence to indicate how thoroughly hands are cleaned [ 38 ].…”

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Smart Hand Sanitisers in the Workplace: A Survey of Attitudes towards an Internet of Things Technology

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An online survey was circulated to employees from a wide range of organisations to gauge attitudes towards the idea of using smart hand sanitisers in the workplace. The sanitisers are capable of real-time monitoring and providing feedback that varies according to the hand hygiene behaviour of users. In certain circumstances, the sanitisers can monitor individuals, making it possible to identify workers whose hand hygiene falls below a certain standard. The survey was circulated between July and August 2021 during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data gathered from 314 respondents indicated support for some features of the technology, but also indicated concern about invasions of privacy and the possibility of coercion. Attitudes towards the possible implementation of the technology varied significantly according to certain characteristics of the sample, but particularly with age. Respondents above the median age were more likely to support the use of data in ways that could facilitate the promotion and enforcement of hand hygiene practices.

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