Patient Centered Design

Work that places patients’ experiences and voices at the center of care.

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Time, Trust, and Trials: Rethinking Research Through Slow Design

Clinical research is often built for speed: timelines are tight, protocols are rigid, and participant experiences are frequently treated as logistical hurdles. But what happens when we shift the focus from control to care, from efficiency to reflection? This post explores how slow design, a philosophy born in response to

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Why Behavioral Science Belongs at the Heart of Health Innovation

Healthcare systems worldwide are undergoing transformation—digitally, organizationally, and culturally. Yet despite technological advancement and policy reform, many interventions continue to fall short of intended outcomes due to a fundamental oversight: human behavior. Behavioral science offers a framework for understanding the cognitive, social, and emotional drivers behind how individuals interact