Measuring Success: Evaluating the Impact of Patient-Centric Initiatives
This presentation addresses the pressing need to move beyond the mere implementation of patient-centric frameworks in healthcare. It delves into the critical aspect of evaluating their effectiveness and provides strategies to persuade stakeholders to sustain their support based on tangible outcomes and evidence of impact. Learn to measure the impact of patient-centric initiatives in healthcare. […]
One size does not fit all: Adapting UX to the needs of aging chronic condition patients
The aging population is growing dramatically and they have unique needs that set them apart from other patient groups. For example, chronic conditions become more common with age. Thoughtful UX can reduce the burden on both providers and patients and allow more autonomy in the healthcare journey. In our work, we find an increased need […]
From Resistance to Trust: The BRIDGE Canvas for Successful AI Adoption in Healthcare
AI in healthcare should support clinicians, not replace them—yet adoption remains a challenge. At Digital Scientists, we developed The BRIDGE Canvas, a structured yet flexible framework that helps UX professionals and healthcare teams navigate AI integration responsibly. Informed by our work integrating AI into the MDS process with CommuniCare, this framework ensures AI adoption is […]
From Constraints to Creativity: Overcoming Regulatory Challenges in Healthcare UX
As UX Designers in MedTech, we play a critical role in the advancement of our devices and software solutions. However we are bound by various constraints within our own organisation – Human Factors engineering, Requirements engineering, Quality, Med Safety, development teams and others. So how do we bring everyone on the same page, energize the […]
Think like an Astronaut to propel digital transformation through design
During the day, for the past 4 years I’ve fostered digital transformation as a human-centered designer and, more recently, as an organizational change manager for life sciences. While, during the night, for the past 4 years I’ve developed a project called Wide Time, that explores time distortion in long term missions in Space, and I became the […]
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The Goldilocks Zone of Digital Health: Getting both Security and Accessibility Just Right
Users of digital health tools require a uniquely high standard of security and accessibility, but these two critical features sometimes conflict. Secure experiences require more friction, while accessible ones require less. Is there a way to design a secure and accessible digital health experience that is “just right?” My work at multiple healthcare organizations (CVS […]
Avoiding hazardous situations and enhancing accessibility by analysing perception, cognition and action
Perception-Cognition-Action analysis is included as part of international standard IEC 62366 on the application of usability engineering to medical devices. This approach breaks user interactions down into a sequence of these three components. An error can occur at any point in this chain. When a use error occurs, it may result in hazardous situations. The […]
NeuroNest – the future of Alzheimer’s care. The value behind rapid prototyping for healthcare.
Digital health products are a way to take the relationship with patients, doctors, pharmacists and other target groups to the next level. Validating the prototype before investment in the full solution is key in order to improve chances of success. A clickable prototype accelerates user-centric innovation by generating immediate feedback from target users. It allows […]
Behaviour and algorithms – unpacking pandora’s box for multi-sensor, multi-predictive & multi-modal UX for behavioural patient outcomes
