Making a complex test easy for end users is an interesting challenge and diagnostic device manufacturers must embrace good design principles to get it done.

While innovation is a top priority for healthcare companies and IVD manufacturers, it continues to be a frustration for organizations in its execution.

As demand for POC diagnostic platforms continues to grow, product development to achieve CLIA waiver is becoming increasingly necessary for IVD manufacturers.

The rate of change within the healthcare and diagnostics landscapes are unprecedented, presenting both challenges and opportunities for IVD manufacturers.

A user-focused product development process enables IVD manufacturers to accurately identify and understand the problems a device must address before looking for solutions through product definition.

Max Williams (Bio-Rad), Michael Quick (Hologic) and Kfir Oved (MeMed Diagnostics) explore the topic of designing diagnostics for the end user.

Incorporating experience design into the IVD product development process results in more engaged users and uncovers insights that lead to innovation.

A recap of the presentation Cece O’Connor, Invetech’s Global Director of UX Strategy & Design, gave at the 24th International Molecular Medicine Tri-Conference.

Steve Cocks, a Program Manager at Invetech, shares his insights and learnings from applying agile methodologies to instrument development projects.

Alan Morris and Andreas Knaack of Invetech go into the details of what makes great products just so great.