This session will be held as part of the DPH2026 conference at the UOC (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya), Barcelona.
Date: Tuesday, 23th June 2026
Location: Room C0.6, Building C, Ground Floor, UOC (Rambla del Poblenou, 154).
List of accepted abstracts from the PhD & MSc Student Track, which will be presented in-person at the conference:
| Adaptive by Design: Adaptive Participatory Design for Sustainable AI-Enabled Software Systems in Contexts of Variable Human Capacity Päivi T. Salminen (University of Sevilla, Spain) et al. |
| Comparing the Relationship Between High and Low Tobacco Control Policies and Public Engagement with Smoking Cessation Support. Aisling Marken (University College London; Smoke Free, United Kingdom), Jamie Brown (University College London, United Kingdom) & Sharon Cox (ibid.) |
| From Pilot to Policy: Evaluating a hybrid-online PrEP service to inform digital care pathways in sexual and reproductive health. Adam Shanley (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland) et al. |
| Level Up Adherence: Gamified Digital Health App CareAide® Boosts Clinical, Economic and Quality-of-Life Outcomes in Chronic Disease Management Mohd Syamir Mohamad Shukeri (University of Malaya, Malaysia) et al. |
| Lifestyle Reconfiguration Under Public Health Restrictions: Structural Evidence from Early COVID-19 Survey Data Qiqi Su (London, United Kingdom) |
| Personalized Sleep Bruxism Management Through Phenotyping: A Pilot Study of WhatsApp-Delivered Behavioral Coaching Wissal Nada Sengouga (University of Naples Federico II, Algeria) |
| Translation and Validation of the Digital Working Alliance Inventory (DWAI) into German using conventional and AI-supported translation procedures Anna Katharina Tietjen (Complementary and Integrative Digital Health, Institute of Primary Care, University of Zurich, Switzerland) et al. |
| Understanding participants’ skin health journey through a diversity lens: a patient-led study Nazma Khatun (Brunel University London, United Kingdom), Gabriella Spinelli (ibid.) & Federico Colecchia (ibid.) |
| Who Deploys It and How: Organisational Context and Public Trust in Health AI Brian Boyle (University of London, United Kingdom) |