Rate My Professor Stephen Reay

Reay has produced 113 publications, accumulating 2,076 citations. Key works include "Balancing Innovation and Responsibility: Framework for Designing User-Centred Virtual Reality Applications for Forensic Mental Health Care" (2025), "Evaluating Privacy and Safety Measures for Children in VR-Aided Education: Gaps and Recommendations" (2025), "Navigating complexity in design for health internships to enhance student’s real-world learning" (2025), "Thinking through colour: designing a collaborative paint-based co-design method" (2024), "Prioritized strategies to improve diagnosis and early management of cerebral palsy for both Māori and non-Māori families" (2024), "Co-designing accessible co-design" (2023), and "Patients' perspectives on digital health tools" (2023). The Design for Health and Wellbeing Lab, under his co-direction, won the supreme Purple Pin award at the Best Awards 2015 for its work at Auckland City Hospital. Reay's teaching integrates research and practical experiences to critique design theory and principles, fostering interdisciplinary education in design for health.