Design Thinking in Medical Devices & Pharma |

Design Thinking in Medical Devices & Pharma |

Design thinking and human-centered design are two methodologies used in the medical devices and pharmaceutical industries to create innovative solutions. Examples include PillPack, an online prescription service that simplifies picking up and managing prescriptions, Phantasy Pharmacy, which developed kid-friendly medicine, and the CONTOUR NEXT ONE and CONTOUR DIABETES, which help manage diabetes. GE Healthcare created a kid-friendly MRI machine, Mayo Clinic developed a patient app, CONRAD developed a product for women to protect themselves against HIV, California Health Care Foundation developed a digital enrollment prototype to help people enroll in health insurance plans, and Andiamo developed 3D braces for kids.

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