From designing surgical tools to developing roadmaps for the digital healthcare transition: Explore Medisign's latest graduation projects

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Paul designed an avatar-based puzzle concept to help child patients understand and participate in their clinical tests and test results.

The Brain self portrait

Paul Meulendijks

(2020)

Jordan designed a product service system for a customisable 3D-printed hand trainer to help patients with hand dexterity and strength challenges recover from their injuries, tailored to the Kenyan context.

3D Printing for frugal innovation in Kenya

Jordan Kelly

(2021)

Maira designed a mobile application to provide CSN parents with a common language to reflect and share their perspectives on thinking about the future.

Future Journeys: a tool for special need kids’ parents

Maira Ribelles Armell

(2020)

Cedric developed a more user-friendly, cost-effective and sustainable mosquito trap to help fight malaria in Africa.

M-Tego II: mosquito trap for malaria control

Cedric van de Geer

(2019)

Martina wanted to improve the shared decision-making process in the cardiology department at Amsterdam UMC by creating a booklet on life-prolonging treatments for patients with advanced heart failure.

Deciding with Heart

Martina Pozzoni

(2019)

Hosana wanted to help families with children with congenital heart defects (CHD) understand the safe limits of exercise and play.

BO: promoting exercise for kids with heart defects

Hosana Morales

(2020)

Tim wanted to create a toy for children with physical disabilities that used their special skills to promote inclusion.

Cyborg Nerf Blaster for Disabled Kids

Tim Tietze

(2019)

Yoon prototyped a system called the Cacophony Mapper, which tracks sound stimuli and nurses’ stress levels to study and improve the sound environment in an intensive care unit.

Cacaphony Mapper: Noise Fatigue in the ICU

Yoon Lee

(2019)

Iris designed a tool to help asthma patients self-manage through personalisation, increased awareness and structured tools.

VEA: Asthma Self-Management

Iris Ritsma

(2019)

Filippo developed a discreet device to monitor atrial fibrillation among elderly people to improve their care.

MYO: measure atrial fibrillation discreetly

Filippo Petrocchi

(2019)

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