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From collaboration to care: Using co-design principles and caring science to guide professional rehabilitation nursing practice

Guest editorial of "Journal of the Australasian Rehabilitation Nurses Association", 23(1). This editorial is a reflection on what we intended and what we achieved out of a collaboration in co-design in developing eStrokeNav1 This mobile application, development funded by Queensland Health, is intended to facilitate transitions between the acute care environment post-stroke and community for patients and families with stroke. These reflections highlighted challenges to collaboration in co-design for this project and new insights into dimensions of care.