Wednesday, April 10 at 7 PM

Healthcare Innovation & Low Tech Design Solutions | Kate Sellen, OCADU

While new and complex technologies are embraced (AI, genomics, robotics) in healthcare, there remain significant gaps in basic activities such as sharing health information, accessing preventative and supportive evidence based information, and connecting providers and patients/family/caregivers. Open innovation can address some of these gaps. This talk presents three projects that illustrate low-tech open innovation approaches.

Dr. Kate Sellen is the Canada Research Chair in Design for Health at OCAD University. She leads the Health Design Studio and was the inaugural director of the Health Design Master’s Program. She works on bringing an inclusive and interdisciplinary design approach to healthcare design challenges. Previously, she spent her early career leading design research, digital strategy, and interaction design in the private sector.