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Ms. Gaye Stephens

Assistant Professor (Computer Science)
7/9 STH LEINSTER ST

 gaye.stephens@tcd.ie

 3531896 1233


Biography

Currently, I lecture and supervise on undergraduate, MSc and PhD level programmes. I also supervise computer science students in internship positions and students doing client based final year project Currently I am a board member of the Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science and Industry (IPPOSI). My current Research interests concern citizen and public engagement to capture and analyse citizen and public informed preferences for sharing and accessing health information. Novel research dissemination and engagement processes e.g. citizen Think-ins and Citizen Juries, are important to inform design of scalable EHR information models. These models are needed to represent interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary viewpoints and need to integrate with legacy as well as nascent technologies embedded in the complex world of healthcare. My strategy of working is a patient/citizen centered one as it is the patient/citizen who is in the unique position to view integration of their health information.

Research Tags

  ELECTRONIC HEALTHCARE RECORD   ELECTRONIC HEALTHCARE RECORD SYSTEMS   Health informatics   Patient Engagement   Public Engagement

Research Projects

 Precision ALS

Languages

Language Skill Reading Skill Writing Skill Speaking
English Fluent Fluent Fluent

Memberships

Membership of Professional Institutions, Associations, Societies

Details Date From Date To
Irish Platform for Patient Organisation Science and Industry
Royal Academy of Medicine of Ireland
Council of Clinical Information Officers
National Standards Authority of Ireland Health Informatics Group
HSE Groups Access to Information Healthcare Terminology Group
Health Informatics Ecosystem working group
Sinead Impey, Declan O"Sullivan and Gaye, Can serious games be used by nurses to acquire, elicit, evaluate and share nursing knowledge? " a review of the literature., Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference, Dublin, 2024, Conference Paper, PUBLISHED
Impey, S., O"Sullivan, D. and Stephens, G, The Nurse"s Knowledge Bank: A Serious Knowledge Elicitation and Evaluation Game., Games and Learning Alliance 12th International Conference, GALA 2023, Dublin, Ireland, November 29 " December 1, 2023, Proceedings https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-49065-1, International Conference on Games and Learning Alliance, Dublin, November 2023, edited by Pierpaolo Dondio, Mariana Rocha, Attracta Brennan, Avo Schönbohm, Francesca de Rosa, Antti Koskinen, Francesco Bellotti , 2023, pp77 - 85, Conference Paper, PUBLISHED
Impey, S. , Berry, D. , Furtado, S. , Galvin, M. , Grogan, L. , Hardiman, O. , Hederman, L. , Heverin, M. , Wade, V. , Douris, L. , O'Sullivan, D. , Stephens, G., Eliciting and Confirming Data, Information, Knowledge and Wisdom in a Specialist Health Care Setting: The WICKED Method, International Journal of Computer and Information Engineering, 17, (6), 2023, p350 - 360, Journal Article, PUBLISHED  URL
McFarlane, R., Galvin, M., Heverin, M., Mac Domhnaill, É., Murray, D., Meldrum, D., Bede, P., Bolger, A., Hederman, L., Impey, S. and Stephens, G., PRECISION ALS"an integrated pan European patient data platform for ALS, . Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Frontotemporal Degeneration, 24, (5-6), 2023, p389 - 393, Journal Article, PUBLISHED
Sinead Impey, Damon Berry, Selma Furtado, Miriam Galvin, Loretto Grogan, Orla Hardiman, Lucy Hederman, Mark Heverin, Vincent Wade, Linda Douris, Declan O'Sullivan, Gaye Stephens, Eliciting and Confirming Data, Information, Knowledge and Wisdom in a Specialist Health Care Setting - The Wicked Method, ICHIHIM 2022 : International Conference on Health Informatics and Health Information Management, Riga, Latvia, 16,17 June, 16, (6), International Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, 2022, pp10 - 20, Conference Paper, PUBLISHED  URL
Cliodhna Cotter1, Marie-Claire Jago-Byrne1, Gaye Stephens2, What are the key factors to include in a strategy for electronic medication reconciliation capture in e-medication management systems in an Irish acute care setting?, All-Ireland Conference on Integrated Care, University College Dublin, March, 2022, Poster, PRESENTED
Sepideh Hooshafza , Fabrizio Orlandi , Rachel Flynn, Louise McQuaid, Gaye Stephens, Laura O'Connor, 'Modelling temporal data in knowledge graphs: a systematic review protocol', HRB Open Research, Health Research Board, 2021, -, Protocol or guideline, PUBLISHED
Sinead Impey, Gaye Stephens, Declan O'Sullivan, Exploring Factors that Motivate or Inhibit Nurse-to-Nurse Knowledge Sharing in Outpatient Settings., International Conference on Integrated Care, Croatia, 27-29 April 2020, 2020, pp5-10 , Conference Paper, PUBLISHED
Sylvia Huntley-Moore, Sinead Impey, Freda Neill, Gaye Stephens, Ellen Joyce, Preparing together: connecting students in a virtual knowledge-sharing community., Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference, Dublin, 4-5 March 2020, 2020, Conference Paper, PRESENTED
Sinead Impey, Gaye Stephens, Lucy Hederman, Declan O'Sullivan, Exploring the motivations that drive paper use in clinical practice post-electronic health record adoption - a nursing perspective., International Conference on Health Informatics and Health Information Management, London, 20-21 August 2020, 2020, pp10-16 , Conference Paper, PUBLISHED
  

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Impey, S., White, C. , Stephens, G., Mapping nurses" knowledge generated from a serious knowledge elicitation game to ICNP©., 2023, Conference Paper, PUBLISHED
Gaye Stephens, ADAPT Citizen Think-in Team, What is the impact of AI on ....?, February 17th , 2022, online, Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, ADAPT Citizen Think-in Team, Citizen Think-in -What is My Health Information, 4th March 2021, In:Citizen Think-in -What is My Health Information, 2021, online, Notes: [Citizen Education and Engagement activity], Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, ADAPT Citizen Think-in Team, Citizen Think-in -What is My Health Information, 7th October 2021, In:Citizen Think-in -What is My Health Information, 2021, online, Notes: [Citizen Education and Engagement activity ], Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, ADAPT Citizen Think-in Team, Citizen Think-in - "Who Should I Trust WIth My Data?", 9th June 2021, In:Citizen Think-in - "Who Should I Trust WIth My Data?", 2021, online, Notes: [Citizen Education and Engagement activity], Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, IPPOSI, Citizen Jury - Health Information, April 2021, In:Citizen Jury- Health Information, 2021, online, Notes: [National Citizen Engagement], Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Steering Group member- Gabrielle Stephens, Shaping the story of science and research in europe, 3 December 2019, In:SCI:Com, 2019, Dublin, Notes: [BREAKOUT 2: PLAY/DECIDE BREAKOUT SESSION Derick Mitchell and members of the Irish Platform for Patient Organisations, Science & Industry (IPPOSI) are hosting a creative workshop on 'Patient Data'. What is patient data? Who owns it? Why is it so difficult to share patient data, even among healthcare professionals? Let's play a board game and find out! Join IPPOSI for a game (PlayDecide) designed to encourage people to talk in a simple, fun and effective way about issues surrounding the collection and use of patient data in Ireland.], Meetings /Conferences Organised, PUBLISHED
Gaye Stephens, Derick Mitchell and IPPOSI, Data Protection & Dynamic Consent- IPPOSI Annual Roundtable, June 2017, In:Data Protection & Dynamic Consent, 2017, Dublin, Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, Royal Academy of Medicine of Ireland Health Informatics Student Symposium , June 2017, In:Royal Academy of Medicine of Ireland Health Informatics Student Symposium , 2017, Dublin, Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED
Gaye Stephens, EIT Health/ACM SIGCHI Summer School, March 2017, In:EIT Health/ACM SIGCHI Summer School, 2017, Trinity College Dublin, Meetings /Conferences Organised, PRESENTED

  

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Research Interests

Description Of Research Interests

(KDEG) Knowledge and Data Engineering Group: The group focuses on research issues and applications in Knowledge and Data Management. In particular the group is actively researching Adaptive (hypermedia) systems, intelligent management for communications and ubiquitous computing, semantic web and interoperability, web orchestration and business process automation. In particular, KDEG has pioneered research in four focused application areas, namely · Telecommunications Services Management · Smart Space (Ubiquitous Computing) Management · Adaptive Hypermedia and eLearning · Health Informatics