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Chapter Four: Ideation
Techniques and Methods Six Hat
Brain Storming
In this section, I provided a condensed overview of the ideation study should be done based on the patient's needs and actual patient data
should be used for the design. It must be sure that it is user-friendly. It should
workshop's foundational requirements, prompting my teammates enhance the interaction between the patient and the treatment provider. Must
have positive experience and conform to ethical standards.
to contribute their insights across three distinct areas: potential
RESEARCH PROJECT
pitfalls, idea suggestions, and analogous apps. Each category
It must be patient-centric and technology-driven and revolutionize the patient
was designated a specific colour: pink for pitfalls, soft yellow for experience. It should fill the shortcomings of the current process, which is the
lack of information, and focus on an innovative solution.
oldies, and yellow for similar apps. My objective was to garner a
diverse array of perspectives and suggestions beyond the scope
of my initial ideation, facilitating a more comprehensive deci-
Various ideas can be presented, such as: mobile applications, virtual reality
sion-making process for the final idea selection. therapy, reconstructed exercises, telemedicine platforms... Through these,
patient preferences can be prioritized and outcomes can be improved. .
The treatment delivery team must have the role of implementing a comprehen-
sive, patient-centered, technology-based model of care. The patient's timeline
should be clear, the goals should be clear, and the cooperation between the
treatment team members and the patient should be maximized.
In the design, the feelings of the patients should be understood and the level
of anxiety and lack of awareness of the patients should be reduced by relying
on the proposed changes and innovations. Design should empathize with
patients who have uncertainty. The goal of design should be to meet the
emotional needs of patients.
The ideas of this design may face the possible resistance of patients to accept
new technologies.
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