Atypical Use Scenarios as Design Intervention in Healthcare Product Design Application

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User experiences of atypical conditions leading to adverse events have the potential to discover latent user needs and improve usability in design outcomes. This study introduces atypical scenarios as a design intervention to student designers working on healthcare product design projects. These atypical scenarios are framed from real-world clinical experience related to individual projects. 40 participants from a healthcare product design course comprising of 8 teams were involved in this study. Results indicate a positive influence on design and designers in terms of usability in the design process.

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Nagarajan, K., Koronis, G., Subburaj, K., & Silva, A. (2022). Atypical Use Scenarios as Design Intervention in Healthcare Product Design Application. In Proceedings of the Design Society (Vol. 2, pp. 1323–1330). Cambridge University Press. https://doi.org/10.1017/pds.2022.134

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