We Are All Caregivers: How Noora Health Supports a User Group in Patient Care
Family caregivers are essential for patient recovery journeys – especially in low- and middle-income health systems. But: they are mostly overlooked as a critical actor. Noora Health, a nonprofit born from a Stanford d.school project, focused on the specific challenges and needs of this user group. Noora’s team used human-centered design to develop the Care Companion Program – reimagining how health systems can better support and partner with patients’ families.
How Clalit Innovation used design thinking to develop a COVID-19 onboarding kit
Focus on patient needs in an emergency situation: How Clalit Innovation used design thinking to develop a COVID-19 onboarding kit during the early days of the pandemic.
Lost in Transformation? Three pragmatic and evidence-based leadership lessons
Follow a real-time case series about the design thinking-based transformation of an innovation process in the German insurance company R+V Versicherung AG – one step at a time!
Waste for Warmth: Upcycling Plastic Waste to Tackle the Harsh Winter Conditions in Turkey’s Refugee Camps
The Waste For Warmth project was formed to help displaced people deal with harsh winter conditions. The idea? To turn plastic waste into winterization solutions. The team used design thinking to gather further insights and improved the prototype with iterative user tests.
Curiosity and Freestyle: Redesigning the In-Flight Meal Experience
What could L Airlines have been doing wrong so that customers were dissatisfied with their in-flight meal experience – on a 90 minute flight?
Japan Patent Office Strives to Bridge Invention and Innovation through Design-Driven Management
Is Japan really innovative or just advanced in invention? The Japan Patent Office (JPO) identified the gap between invention and innovation and strives to incorporate design mindsets and methods to bridge them in Japanese industry.
