Co-designing an AI health resource for people with intellectual disability
Help Shape a New AI Health Tool – UNSW Co-Design Workshop
Date: Wednesday 2nd December 2026
Time: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Cost: FREE plus you can receive a $100 voucher for your time!
Researchers at UNSW are working on an AI reasoning tool to help people with intellectual disability and their supporters notice signs of physical or mental health problems and seek medical help sooner. A series of co-design workshops will bring people with intellectual disability, families, advocates and services to help to design the tool.
Researchers at UNSW are looking for people who want to take part in the co-design workshops who are:
- People with Intellectual disability
- Supporters of people with intellectual disability
- Advocates for/with people with intellectual disability
- Service providers of people with intellectual disability
- Health service providers of people with intellectual disability
Participation in the co-design is optional and voluntary. Morning tea and lunch is included. People with intellectual disability and family members will receive a $100 voucher for their time.
RSVP by 20 November 2026. When your place at the workshop is confirmed, you will be asked to read the participant information statement before providing your consent. Once you provide your consent you will receive further details about participating in the co-design workshops.
For more information and to register contact Peri O’Shea on (02) 9348 1997 or p.oshea@unsw.edu.au
View the flyer HERE
This study has ethics approval from the UNSW HREC. Any person with concerns or complaints about the conduct of this study should contact the UNSW Human Research Ethics Officer on 02 9385 6222 and quote reference number: iRECS10700.
