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Learning through mess: Sensemaking visual communication practices in a UK multidisciplinary applied health study.

¹Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, Northumbria University, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, UK.

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New visual communication methods can arise from unexpected

Keywords:

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Area of Science:

Visual communication
Applied health research
Qualitative research methods

Background:

Developing novel visual communication practices presents unique challenges and opportunities.
Interdisciplinary collaboration in applied health research requires effective communication strategies.
Visual ethnography offers a unique perspective on research processes.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the emergence of new visual communication practices within an interdisciplinary applied health project.
To reflect on the role of visual ethnography in understanding research 'mess' and failure.
To identify principles for innovative visual communication in collaborative research.

Main Methods:

The study employed visual ethnography as a co-researcher role.
Sensemaking principles (Weick, 1995) were applied to interpret research experiences.
Innovative visual methods were utilized to approach research 'mess' and failure.

Main Results:

New visual communication practices can emerge from 'mess' and perceived failure.
Embracing ambiguity and failure can be a catalyst for learning and innovation.
Visual Sensemaking provides a framework for understanding and navigating complex research dynamics.

Conclusions:

Principles for innovative, collaborative, and interdisciplinary visual communication were identified.
Visual Sensemaking offers a valuable approach for researchers engaging with complex projects.
The study highlights the potential of unconventional sources, like 'mess,' for generating novel communication outputs.