LTR 70: Best practices for applying usability engineering to medical devices

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LTR 70: Best practices for applying usability engineering to medical devices

Deep insights from a conversation with Chris Whelan.

Naveen Agarwal, Ph.D.

Oct 11, 2024

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Summary

“Apply the usability engineering process diligently, and with the spirit of inquiry. You will learn things that you never thought. And these are the things that make your device possible”.

Human factors engineering, or usability engineering, is often thought of as a check-the-box activity for the purpose of regulatory compliance. But it is a lot …

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