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Workshop: Cracking Interdisciplinary Challenges with MIT Hacking Medicine Design Thinking Methodology

Shriya Srinivasan  (Former Co-Director, MIT Hacking Medicine)

Khalil Ramadi  (Former Co-Director, MIT Hacking Medicine)

Location: 160A

Date: Wednesday, May 15

Time: 8:30 am - 10:00 am

Track: BIOMEDevice Boston, Track A: Product Development

Vault Recording: TBD

Despite the wealth of avenues facilitating interdisciplinary work, there exists a great separation between engineering and medicine. This hinders the development of clinically informed medical devices and solutions that can address pressing healthcare challenges. At MIT Hacking Medicine, we've developed a robust design thinking methodology to help local communities, small startups, large companies, and even governments overcome traditional silos between professions with a systematic thought process to conceptualize and implement biomedical innovations to solve healthcare problems. Over the past 8 years, we have conducted large workshops and hackathons across the globe, resulting in over 50 companies, including PillPack!

Topics covered include:
  • How to use the hacking methodology to accelerate development of research from an academic lab into the clinic
  • Engage with other participants in a mini-workshop to identify a root-problem, perform a stakeholder analyses and brainstorm medical devices/products that could address the problem
  • Hear case studies that demonstrate the potential of a hackathon to break barriers between medicine and engineering

Presentation File

BIOMED_Boston.pdf