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  How do you address the subjectivity of medical device comfort?

  The easiest way to decipher comfort when designing a medical device is a combination of irritate testing and asking exact questions.

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  IEC 62366-1:2015 vs Applying Human Factors and Usability Engineering

  Exploration of applying IEC-62366-1:2015 or human factors engineering to the design of medical devices compared to the FDA guidance document.

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  Delivering great medical usability and emotional design

  Medical device designers and developers need to address stress, fear, and embarrassment a patient might feel. as part of emotional design.

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  The user experience (UX) design process for medical devices: research

  The UX design process for medical device research places emphasis on safety and documentation using IEC 62366-1 and IEC 62366-2

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  FDA’s Premarket Evaluation Team “hit list” for human factors guidance

  Did you know that this year FDA's Human Factors Premarket Evaluation Team have a priority review hit-list for medical devices?

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  3 Medical Device UX Design mistakes to avoid

  Medical Device UX Design is differentiates companies and products from the market. Here are three common mistakes to avoid.

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  9 ways good ID impacts medical devices

  How good ID impacts medical devices from engineers, project managers, manufacturing, and QA ID and UX professionals

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  Unleashing the impact of colour in medical device design: The right colours

  Process to choose the right medical device colours for those without a design background or colour training.

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  Unleashing the impact of colour in medical device design: usability

  Colour impact of medical device design can increase usability and influence user/patient emotional response diminishing negative feelings.

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