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Tomorrow the 3rd Medical Device Human Factors and Usability Engineering Conference in Berlin, starts - hosted by TT Lifesciences . I’ll be speaking on Thursday, May 16th, at 11:40 AM, together with Mira Würtenberger on "Optimising instructions for use (IFU): A human-centred approach." I’m excited to listen to great talks, meet industry experts and exchange insights and ideas on how to further improve medical devices for users. See you at the conference! 🌍 #humanfactors #medicaldevices #usabilityengineering #userresearch

I am happy to share that I will be speaking at the 3rd Annual European Medical Device Human Factors and Usability Engineering Conference, taking place on the 15th and 16th of May in Berlin.   My presentation, "Optimizing Usability & Risk In HFE: Challenges, Integration, And Mitigation Approaches," will explore effective risk analysis methodologies aimed at enhancing product safety and usability. Here's a glimpse of what I will address: - Delving into the requirements of medical device usability and risk management - Addressing the challenges of software usability risks in medical and diagnostic devices - Exploring the usability landscape for benefit-risk analysis This TT Lifesciences conference https://bit.ly/3Pnncb4 will offer engaging sessions featuring real-life examples, panel discussions, interactive Q&A sessions, and roundtable discussions. Let's connect if you're attending or interested in these topics. I am eager to engage with many industry experts, fostering a fruitful and inspiring exchange. Your insights and experiences contribute greatly to enriching and enhancing these discussions. #medicaldevices #usability #medtech #humanfactors #riskmanagement #benefitriskanalysis #SaMD #usabilityengineering #riskanalysis

🔊 Many Medical Devices: One Usability Validation? If you want to validate the usability of numerous devices you are facing the challenge of how to do this as efficiently as possible. The pressing question is: What strategies can you employ to validate many products concurrently? To answer this question, we will host a webinar. The title: Many Medical Devices: One Usability Validation? It will take place on November 28th, 15:30 PM (CEST). Your host: Dr. Michaela Kauer-Franz Michaela will dive deep into essential topics and answer pivotal questions such as: ✅ What is a combined Usability Study? ✅ When can I use a combined summative study for validation purposes? ✅ What are the possibilities and limits of a combined Usability Study? Whether you're grappling with the intricacies of usability requirements or looking to streamline your validation processes, this webinar is your gateway to mastering the complexities of usability validation for a multitude of medical devices. ✨ Register now and secure your spot in this invaluable session. We're eager to connect with you and answer your pressing questions! #MedicalDevices #UsabilityEngineering #MDR #Webinar #MedTech #HealthcareInnovation #MedicalDeviceRegulation

📢 Webinar Announcement: Many Medical Devices, one Usability Validation?   Are you responsible for validating the usability of numerous medical devices and looking for efficient solutions? We’ve got you covered!   Join me in my upcoming webinar, where I'll delve into strategies for concurrently validating multiple medical devices.   Whether you're navigating the complexities of usability requirements or aiming to streamline your validation processes, this webinar is your gateway to mastering usability validation for multiple medical devices. Don’t miss out!   Webinar Highlights: 🔍 What is a combined Usability Study? 🗓️ When can I use a combined summative study for validation purposes? ⚙️ What are the possibilities and limits of a combined Usability Study?   Event Details: 🗓️ Date: July 11th, 3 p.m. CEST 🕒 Duration: 45 minutes 📅 Q&A: Time allotted at the end for your questions Register here: https://lnkd.in/emZb2A6f   We look forward to connecting with you and enhancing your expertise in pragmatic usability validations.   If you don’t want to wait, check out our articles on the topic: What Are Combined Usability Studies for Medical Devices? https://lnkd.in/eztV8U9R Combined Usability Studies for Medical Devices: The Most Important Questions Answered https://lnkd.in/ejwd8vaz   See you at the webinar!   #UsabilityValidation #MedicalDevices #Webinar #CombinedUsabilityStudy #MedicalDeviceValidation #EfficiencyInValidation

📢 Webinar: Many Medical Devices, One Usability Validation? Streamline your usability validation for multiple medical devices! Join on July 11th at 3 p.m. CEST to learn about: 🔍 Combined Usability Studies 🗓️ When to use combined summative studies ⚙️ Possibilities and limits Details: 🕒 Duration: 45 minutes 📅 Q&A at the end Register here: [https://lnkd.in/diwGc4ci) #MedicalDevices #Usability #Validation #Webinar #Healthcare

Turning patient anxiety into confidence is a challenge that demands technical precision and empathy. A critical aspect of any design effort is using design research to dig into the roots of what makes medical devices intimidating for patients. We then apply this understanding to develop solutions that are straightforward and reassuring. By simplifying interfaces and enhancing usability, we make sure that even the most advanced therapies are approachable and manageable for everyone involved. #DesignForComfort #TechInHealthcare #SimplifyingInnovation

Join us on a journey through the intricate world of medical device development! 🏥 In our upcoming series, "Innovating Healthcare Devices: Navigating Human Factors and User Interface Design," Gregory Montalbano, MIDI's principal, will unravel the essentials of Human Factors and Usability Engineering design within the realm of healthcare devices. 🔍 Get ready for a comprehensive exploration of MIDI's pivotal role as a turnkey medical device development consulting firm. Our series kicks off with a deep dive into the who, what, when, where, and whys of Human Factors Engineering, spotlighting its paramount role in the development of medical devices. We'll touch upon regulatory considerations and dissect key elements related to device users, environments, and interfaces. 🎙️ Subsequent episodes will uncover FDA perspectives, regulatory standards, and recommended principles and practices, offering profound insights into the intersection of human factors engineering and medical device innovation. This series isn't just a knowledge pool for healthcare device professionals; it also addresses current industry events and trends in human factors engineering. 📆 Mark your calendars! The first episode is set to premiere in February, exclusively on the Innovation Vault™. Stay tuned for a journey into the future of healthcare device innovation! 🚀 https://hubs.li/Q02hL9SP0 #MedicalDevices #HumanFactorsEngineering #UIDesign #MIDIInnovationSeries #InnovationVault

In medical device design and development, the concept of "timeless design" is (no surprise) still relevant. As we introduce new technologies today, we're not just focusing on immediate needs but ensuring innovations remain useful and adoptable for years to come. At K:D, we achieve this through a deep understanding of the core needs that transcend technological trends and a commitment to simplicity in usability, and accessibility. Timeless products endure beyond the moment of their inception— adaptable, intuitive, and capable of evolving with medical advancements without becoming obsolete. Embedding flexibility and foresight into the design process allows future users to seamlessly integrate these technologies into their lives and their work. Our approach ensures that the medical devices we design today will continue to enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes well into the future. In this way, timeless design is not an aesthetic trait but a promise of ongoing relevance and utility. #TimelessDesign #MedicalInnovation #FutureReady #UserAdoption #HealthcareTechnology #DesignThinking #KDLegacy

News Alert! Have you ever wondered about the pivotal role human factors engineering plays in crafting medical devices that are user-friendly while remaining safe and effective? Your curiosity ends here! Dive into the latest episode of Tech Briefs' Here's an Idea™ with Sherrie Trigg, featuring Jeff Morang, Director of Human Factors Engineering at BlackHägen Design. 🎙️ Jeff unravels the discipline of human factors engineering and its paramount importance in the development of medical devices. Highlights of the Episode: • Advocating for end-users: The critical role of human factors engineering. • Ensuring safety without compromising a positive user experience. • Strategies for designing features that prevent errors and enhance device usability. • Increasing patient adherence through user-friendly drug-delivery devices. Seize this golden opportunity to glean insights from a seasoned pro! Click [here] to tune in now and enhance your grasp of human factors engineering in medical device design. Feel free to spread the wisdom! Share this podcast with your fellow enthusiasts in the medical device industry. Let's embark on a journey to explore the fusion of safety, usability, and delight in product design. Listen Now: https://buff.ly/3RLUF0h #MedicalDeviceInnovation #HumanFactorsEngineering #ProductDesignJoy