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Sneha Raman

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Sneha Raman

  • Research and Teaching Fellow - Design for Health and Wellbeing
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ORCID logohttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-9513-0881
Job Title
Research and Teaching Fellow - Design for Health and Wellbeing
School or Academic Area Supervised for
UNSPECIFIED
Email
S.Raman@gsa.ac.uk

Biography

Sneha is a design researcher with expertise in participatory design. Her work brings together people with diverse perspectives – lived experience, practice, policy and research – to collaboratively explore complex social and systemic issues around health, wellbeing and care.

The key ethos underpinning Sneha’s research is about enabling genuine participation from people with diverse lived experiences across all stages of co-design. Her research portfolio spans a range of topics and contexts – a number of these addressing trauma, stigma and inequalities in health and care, with a nuanced exploration of intersectionality, plurality and agonism in participatory design.

Sneha has led a number of research projects at GSA collaborating with citizens and diverse stakeholders across the Government, National Health Service (NHS), social care, industry and third sector. She is part of the research team at the School of Innovation and Technology leading co-design and service innovation within the Digital Health and Care

Latest Additions

  1. Foster, Victoria, de Andrade, Marisa and Raman, Sneha (2025) Summoning the Genius Temporis: The Time and Place for Arts-Based, Creative Policy Making to Further Social Justice. Qualitative Inquiry. ISSN Print: 1077-8004; Online: 1552-7565
  2. Raman, Sneha, French, Tara, Whyte, Anna, Whoriskey, Margaret and Lyons, Abigail (2025) Digital Innovation in Social Care - Industry Engagement Workshop : Report. Project Report. Digital Health and Care Innovation Centre, Glasgow.
  3. Whoriskey, Margaret, Raman, Sneha, Kunte, Aarya and McIntyre, Don (2025) Digital Innovation in Social Care: Priorities and Opportunities for Scotland. Project Report. Digital Health and Care Innovation Centre.
  4. Arakelyan, Stella, Kerby, Tim, Raman, Sneha, Boyle, Joanne, Ihnatenko, Daria, Guthrie, Bruce, Tooman, Tricia, Hartley, Louise, O'Donnell, Amy, Underwood, Ian, Jacko, Julie and Anand, Atul (2024) Optimising care transitions for people with multiple long-term conditions: learning from a stakeholder engagement workshop. Discussion Paper. Advanced Care Research Centre, University of Edinburgh.
  5. De Andrade, Marisa, Barton-Wines, Nicholas, Bull, Rhiannon, Campbell, Lucy, Davis, Scott, Lowe, Toby, Marshall, Alan, Neilson, Aileen, O’Hare, Mark, Raman, Sneha, Rowe, Sam, Sachpasidi, Christina, Sanchez-Rodilla Espeso, Candela, Stenhouse, Rosie and Soweid, Leah (2024) REALITIES in Health Disparities: Researching Evidence-based Alternatives in Living, Imaginative, Traumatised, Integrated, Embodied Systems. Frontiers in Public Health, 12. ISSN 2296-2565
  6. Cunningham, Emily, Raman, Sneha, Taylor, Andrea, Svirydzenka, Nadia, Siddiqi, Abdul Moiz, Abdinasir, Kadra and Raghavan, Raghu (2024) Supporting the mental health of young people from ethnically diverse groups during the transition from primary to secondary school. Health Education Journal. ISSN 0017-8969
  7. Mansilla, Elba, Raman, Sneha, Parameswaran, Lekshmy, Irvine, Joanne, Ballesteros, Xabier and Smith, Madeline (2024) Catalonia and Scotland: Paths Towards the Right to Care. Discussion Paper. Xarxa Dret A Cura and School of Innovation and Technology, Glasgow School of Art.
  8. McIntyre, Don, Teal, Gemma, Bruce, Angela, Raman, Sneha, Bradley, Jay and Cummings, Marissa (2023) 10 Years of Meaningful Co-design. Forres, 16 June 2023
  9. Raman, Sneha, Teal, Gemma and Summers, Fiona (2023) Redesigning the care journey for people with functional disorder. Project Report. Glasgow School of Art.
  10. Raman, Sneha and Simms, Harriet (2023) Digital Lifelines: DHI Discover and Define. Project Report. The Digital Health and Care Innovation Centre.