The Centre for Health, Technologies and Social Practice was established in 2012 to bring together researchers with interests in the intersections on health and technologies in and through social practice. We share interests in empirical research into the development and use of technologies with relevance to health and wellbeing, particularly: devices, diagnostics & treatments, systems, models and metrics, organisational and practitioner protocols. Our research explores how these technologies respond to and shape understandings and experiences of health broadly conceived, particularly with respect to the organisation, delivery and experience of healthcare, but also with respect to other kinds of social arrangements and infrastructures and cultural practices related to identity and belonging.