Hua Dong
Biographic Data
| ID | 4495221 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hua Dong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hua |
| FAMILY NAME | Dong |
| SIGNATURE | DONG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of London |
| ORCID | 0009-0001-3064-4777 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2027 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Xijiao Dihuang decoction attenuates microglia/macrophage-mediated inflammatory response in cerebral injury by modulating the PI3K/Akt/HIF-1α/NLRP3 axis
Understanding stigma through camera-based mobile apps: Studies on visually impaired users
This study used multiple methods to investigate the stigma experienced by visually impaired people (VIP) when using a camera-based assistive mobile application. Initial investigations, including semi-structured interviews with VIP and a formalised expert conversation with academics and designers, highlighted the role of design and cooperation in mitigating stigma issues. The semi-structured interviews, formalised expert conversation, and co-desig…
Global hillside urban expansion reduces natural habitat quality
Investigating Older Adults’ Response to Climate Change
Older adults are both vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and uniquely positioned to contribute to climate action. However, their ability and willingness to engage vary significantly due to health disparities, financial constraints, and cultural factors. To ensure inclusivity, climate policies must reflect these differences and empower older adults to participate effectively. This research focused on 30 London-based older adults aged 60-8…
Low-Carbon Practices and Cultural Adaptation Among Older Chinese Migrants: Insights from Walking Interviews on Environmental Policy and Social Integration
This study employs walking interviews to examine the low-carbon practices, cultural adaptation, and policy awareness of older Chinese migrants in the UK within their everyday environments. A total of 20 participants were interviewed in public spaces such as parks, supermarkets, and their homes. Using contextual thematic analysis, the study identifies key factors influencing their environmental behaviors. The findings reveal the following: (1) Lan…
Association of home-and community-based services with health-related quality of life among Chinese older adults
HCBS may increase the level of self-perceived health for older adults by providing daily care support, promoting social participation, and alleviating psychological stress. To improve the health of older adults, it is recommended to further expand the coverage of HCBS, prioritize those who are likely to benefit from it (e.g., single, chronically ill, and rural older adults), and optimize the interventions for pain management and mobility support
Heart of the future home: A multidimensional model of inclusive kitchen for older people in the UK
With the development of smart technology and aging societies, the living and housing environments for older people are undergoing transformation. Designers must understand the changing capabilities, lifestyles, preferences, and inspirations of older people for their future homes, in which the kitchen is seen as the heart. To gain a deeper understanding of the requirements of older people in promoting healthier lifestyles and inclusive daily pract…
Creative industries research and innovation: Views from the United Kingdom and China regarding a future hub
This conversation piece focuses on the UK–China Creative Industries Research and Innovation Hub project. It explores the opportunities and challenges of collaboration between the two nations, and roles and functions of the future hub. The conversation took the form of a semi-structured interview with individuals from industry, academy, think tank and the government, from both the United Kingdom and China
Creative China in the context of UK–China creative industries collaboration
The Special Issue includes four articles addressing ‘Creative China’ from top-down to bottom-up approaches, with two conversational pieces offering insights from the UK–China Creative Industries Research and Innovation Hub fellowship study. It provides different perspectives of interpreting ‘Creative China’ and shares multiple views on collaborations in the ‘creative industries’ between the United Kingdom and China
The Relationship between Competitive Class Climate and Cyberloafing among Chinese Adolescents: A Curvilinear Moderated Mediation Model
Since COVID-19 was officially listed as a pandemic, online schooling has become a more pervasive form of learning, and cyberloafing has become a widespread behavior, even among adolescents. However, less research has explored the influencing mechanism of adolescents’ cyberloafing. Based on relevant studies and the real lives of adolescents, this study aimed to examine the association between a competitive class climate and cyberloafing among adol…
Factors associated with mental health outcomes among caregivers of older adults in long-term care facilities during Covid-19 post-epidemic era in Shandong, China
During COVID-19 post-epidemic era, caregivers of older adults in LTCFs had a higher prevalence of psychological symptoms, especially those with particular risk factors. Special attention should be paid to promote their mental health
Larger Chinese text spacing and size: Effects on older users’ experience
With declining vision ability, character spacing and size on smartphones designed for the general population are not accessible for older adults. This study aimed to explore how larger Chinese character spacing and size affect older adults’ user experience (UX). An orthogonal experiment was conducted. The optimal range of font size (FS), word spacing (WS) and line spacing (LS) were proposed utilising subjective evaluations to investigate the corr…
Breaking Down Barriers
Design for Inclusivity: A Practical Guide to Accessible, Innovative and User-centred Design (Design for Social Responsibility)
Barriers to inclusive design in the UK
This research combines a systematic approach to engineering design and technical communication to address industry barriers to inclusive design. The barriers were investigated from design consultancies, manufacturers and retailers, using a variety of methods such as interview, observation, survey and case studies. Three different types of barriers were identified, namely: perception barriers, technical barriers and organizational barriers. A tool…
Investigating Perceptions of Manufacturers and Retailers to Inclusive Design
This paper describes a study into industry perceptions of barriers and drivers for inclusive design. The study investigated perceptions of manufacturers and retailers of consumer product in the United Kingdom (UK), and compared their perceptions with those of companies in the United States (US) and Japan. It was found that the perceptions of major drivers for inclusive design were similar for manufacturers and retailers in the UK, but the percept…
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Barriers to inclusive design in the UK
This research combines a systematic approach to engineering design and technical communication to address industry barriers to inclusive design. The barriers were investigated from design consultancies, manufacturers and retailers, using a variety of methods such as interview, observation, survey and case studies. Three different types of barriers were identified, namely: perception barriers, technical barriers and organizational barriers. A tool…
Investigating Perceptions of Manufacturers and Retailers to Inclusive Design
This paper describes a study into industry perceptions of barriers and drivers for inclusive design. The study investigated perceptions of manufacturers and retailers of consumer product in the United Kingdom (UK), and compared their perceptions with those of companies in the United States (US) and Japan. It was found that the perceptions of major drivers for inclusive design were similar for manufacturers and retailers in the UK, but the percept…
Design for Inclusivity: A Practical Guide to Accessible, Innovative and User-centred Design (Design for Social Responsibility)
Breaking Down Barriers
Larger Chinese text spacing and size: Effects on older users’ experience
With declining vision ability, character spacing and size on smartphones designed for the general population are not accessible for older adults. This study aimed to explore how larger Chinese character spacing and size affect older adults’ user experience (UX). An orthogonal experiment was conducted. The optimal range of font size (FS), word spacing (WS) and line spacing (LS) were proposed utilising subjective evaluations to investigate the corr…
Factors associated with mental health outcomes among caregivers of older adults in long-term care facilities during Covid-19 post-epidemic era in Shandong, China
During COVID-19 post-epidemic era, caregivers of older adults in LTCFs had a higher prevalence of psychological symptoms, especially those with particular risk factors. Special attention should be paid to promote their mental health
The Relationship between Competitive Class Climate and Cyberloafing among Chinese Adolescents: A Curvilinear Moderated Mediation Model
Since COVID-19 was officially listed as a pandemic, online schooling has become a more pervasive form of learning, and cyberloafing has become a widespread behavior, even among adolescents. However, less research has explored the influencing mechanism of adolescents’ cyberloafing. Based on relevant studies and the real lives of adolescents, this study aimed to examine the association between a competitive class climate and cyberloafing among adol…
Heart of the future home: A multidimensional model of inclusive kitchen for older people in the UK
With the development of smart technology and aging societies, the living and housing environments for older people are undergoing transformation. Designers must understand the changing capabilities, lifestyles, preferences, and inspirations of older people for their future homes, in which the kitchen is seen as the heart. To gain a deeper understanding of the requirements of older people in promoting healthier lifestyles and inclusive daily pract…
Creative industries research and innovation: Views from the United Kingdom and China regarding a future hub
This conversation piece focuses on the UK–China Creative Industries Research and Innovation Hub project. It explores the opportunities and challenges of collaboration between the two nations, and roles and functions of the future hub. The conversation took the form of a semi-structured interview with individuals from industry, academy, think tank and the government, from both the United Kingdom and China
Creative China in the context of UK–China creative industries collaboration
The Special Issue includes four articles addressing ‘Creative China’ from top-down to bottom-up approaches, with two conversational pieces offering insights from the UK–China Creative Industries Research and Innovation Hub fellowship study. It provides different perspectives of interpreting ‘Creative China’ and shares multiple views on collaborations in the ‘creative industries’ between the United Kingdom and China
Investigating Older Adults’ Response to Climate Change
Older adults are both vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and uniquely positioned to contribute to climate action. However, their ability and willingness to engage vary significantly due to health disparities, financial constraints, and cultural factors. To ensure inclusivity, climate policies must reflect these differences and empower older adults to participate effectively. This research focused on 30 London-based older adults aged 60-8…
Low-Carbon Practices and Cultural Adaptation Among Older Chinese Migrants: Insights from Walking Interviews on Environmental Policy and Social Integration
This study employs walking interviews to examine the low-carbon practices, cultural adaptation, and policy awareness of older Chinese migrants in the UK within their everyday environments. A total of 20 participants were interviewed in public spaces such as parks, supermarkets, and their homes. Using contextual thematic analysis, the study identifies key factors influencing their environmental behaviors. The findings reveal the following: (1) Lan…
Association of home-and community-based services with health-related quality of life among Chinese older adults
HCBS may increase the level of self-perceived health for older adults by providing daily care support, promoting social participation, and alleviating psychological stress. To improve the health of older adults, it is recommended to further expand the coverage of HCBS, prioritize those who are likely to benefit from it (e.g., single, chronically ill, and rural older adults), and optimize the interventions for pain management and mobility support
Understanding stigma through camera-based mobile apps: Studies on visually impaired users
This study used multiple methods to investigate the stigma experienced by visually impaired people (VIP) when using a camera-based assistive mobile application. Initial investigations, including semi-structured interviews with VIP and a formalised expert conversation with academics and designers, highlighted the role of design and cooperation in mitigating stigma issues. The semi-structured interviews, formalised expert conversation, and co-desig…
Global hillside urban expansion reduces natural habitat quality
Xijiao Dihuang decoction attenuates microglia/macrophage-mediated inflammatory response in cerebral injury by modulating the PI3K/Akt/HIF-1α/NLRP3 axis
Business (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Gerontology (3 works) · Older people (3 works) · Population (3 works)