Letters (Tweets) to a Future Medical Designer
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Here are slides adapted for a webinar that I just gave for the Innovation Learning Network. Special thanks to my chair Valerie Castle and colleagues at the School of Art and Design (Dean Guna Nadarajan, Matt Kenyon, John Marshall)!
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Letters (Tweets) to a Future Medical Designer
- 1. Letters (“Tweets”) to a Future Medical Designer Joyce Lee, MD, MPH Twitter: @joyclee
- 2. Folk in black turtlenecks and designer glasses working on small things like the iWatch This is a medical designer
- 3. “A pediatric endocrinologist who spends her days seeing patients in clinic and writing grants & papers that no one will ever read?” This is a medical designer? No black turtleneck? No designer glasses?
- 4. With the current state of healthcare, everyone needs to be a medical designer
- 6. I believe that it can
- 7. My medical design journey started by learning to see like a designer
- 8. Go to this link for my slides and video from the 2013 @CuspConference http://goo.gl/IVeuqn
- 9. The next part of my design journey was much colder (#polarvortex) but helped me figure out what a designer does
- 10. I have been using design thinking to figure out how to do design thinking! (now that’s #meta)
- 11. Letter to a Future “Medical Designer”
- 12. No actually, a series of
- 13. These are my “Medical Designer” discoveries
- 15. Enroll in online courses
- 16. Read lots of books and tweet about what you read
- 17. I tweet using the hashtag #designthinking #adventure Join me!
- 18. Follow Designers on Twitter
- 19. Crowdsource!
- 25. Medicine is a culture of permission, but design can change that http://goo.gl/GQwTLe
- 27. You don’t have to be Chief Innovation Officer; as a clinician you design every day http://goo.gl/C5dqcV
- 29. All you need is a piece of paper! I swear I didn’t pay anyone to write this. However, this wasn’t a successful prototype because it didn’t give me the feedback I needed
- 31. Post-its on the wall in the clinic hallway also failed
- 33. Meet Trevor, who has type 1 diabetes and has a cool video Diabetesevangelist.com
- 34. I found him on Twitter to let him know I liked his video
- 35. This is the serendipity of Twitter We now co-design for kids with diabetes
- 36. He helped me find the right words and sense of humor
- 37. Let the experts (our patients) teach other patients http://goo.gl/bCjGg0
- 38. http://goo.gl/XDgxmi Check out this prototype inspired by B’s videos
- 40. Timestamp and document the patient journey
- 43. I don't feel like getting yelled at today he makes me feel stupid Collect artifacts
- 44. “Don't cry (says a boy to his mom)” Be a fly on the wall
- 45. Find out how long it really takes to download meter data
- 46. Yes it’s complicated. (meter cords for all the different meters; who has the time or energy?)
- 47. And it takes forever even if you do find the right cord!
- 49. I love working with Matt Kenyon and John Marshall from the School of Art and Design (Thanks to Dean Nadarajan for the introductions!)
- 54. Into a series of Design Workshops! Thx Dr. Castle for your support!
- 56. I repeat!
- 57. To make sure you are solving the right problem
- 58. The FINAL “Medical Designer” Discovery
- 60. “Medical Doctors (and all healthcare providers) are Medical Designers”
- 61. In addition to these tools,
- 62. These design tools are just as essential to an “MD”
- 63. Thanks to the Innovation Learning Network for this opportunity! Twitter: @joyclee Blog: https://medium.com/@joyclee Website: http:// www.doctorasdesigner.com/ Thanks to: Valerie Castle, Ram Menon, John Marshall, Matt Kenyon, Guna Nadarajan, Gary Freed, Sarah Clark, Matthew Davis B, S, and E
Notas del editor
- How many doctors are out there?
- Slow transition
- I MADE SOMe prototypes with my first design experiments but the other thing I learned to do this year is learn to see like a designer. And again, this transformation, was again mediated by
- More insights on the process as I am still trying to figure this all out.
- More insights on the process as I am still trying to figure this all out.
- http://milkweedmama7.blogspot.com/2010/05/happy-mothers-day.html
- http://milkweedmama7.blogspot.com/2010/05/happy-mothers-day.html
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- small, mixed groups (patients, clinicians, and designers) to identify as many potential problems from the composite, network map as possible in a short amount of time
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- https://medium.com/art-of-product-design/180e7df0b5c5