Human Factors For Kids: Conducting human factors testing with pediatrics

Listen in as we discuss the nature of the conditions affecting pediatrics, the FDA guidelines on pediatric users, as well as the considerations required to design and conduct human factors research with pediatric patients.

When conducting human factors research it is generally the default to work with adult populations. When the need arises to conduct sessions with pediatric patients, the unique challenges inherent to working with pediatrics are easy to overlook. Listen in as our UX/HF experts discuss best practices in pediatric research, the nature of the conditions affecting pediatrics, the FDA guidelines on pediatric users, as well as the considerations required to design and conduct human factors research with pediatric patients.

This is a must-watch session for:

  • Anyone curious about the human factors work with our MedTech clients
  • Anyone who has done work with our medical clients that is unfamiliar with pediatric research
  • Anyone looking for insight into the medical device design process to leverage on future projects

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