Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud

Background: Training of innovative health professionals is necessary for the development of an effective health system in a limited resources context. However, the professionals underestimate their innovative role and receive sparse training in this issue. Meanwhile, industrial designers are traine...

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Autores principales: Briede-Westermeyer,Juan Carlos, Pérez-Villalobos,Cristhian E., Bastías-Vega,Nancy, Bustamante-Durán,Carolina E., Olivera-Morales,Pablo, Parra-Ponce,Paula, Delgado-Rivera,Macarena, Cabello-Mora,Marcela, Campos-Cerda,Ivone
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Publicado: Sociedad Médica de Santiago 2017
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spelling oai:scielo:S0034-988720170010012892018-02-16Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la saludBriede-Westermeyer,Juan CarlosPérez-Villalobos,Cristhian E.Bastías-Vega,NancyBustamante-Durán,Carolina E.Olivera-Morales,PabloParra-Ponce,PaulaDelgado-Rivera,MacarenaCabello-Mora,MarcelaCampos-Cerda,Ivone Education, Graduate Education, Medical, Graduate Equipment Design Models, Educational Teaching Background: Training of innovative health professionals is necessary for the development of an effective health system in a limited resources context. However, the professionals underestimate their innovative role and receive sparse training in this issue. Meanwhile, industrial designers are trained to innovate but have a weak knowledge about health issues. Aim: To describe the outcomes of a study based on Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) where health and industrial design students learned about product development aimed to solve health problems. Material and Methods: Twenty industrial design students, seven health care students and nine teachers of both disciplines participated in a User Centered Design workshop. Using the CBL method, they were challenged to develop products to tackle a health problem. At the end of the challenge, teachers and students evaluated the products using a semantic differential method and answered a questionnaire assessing the activity. Results: In the semantic differential method, all participants evaluated usefulness, functionality and organization of the product rather than its originality. The greatest discrepancies in evaluation were found between design and health teachers. Students positively evaluated the challenge, although the weakest point was its coordination. Conclusions: CBL and interdisciplinary work are adequate tools for the development of innovative competences, as well as understanding the central elements of innovation.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Médica de SantiagoRevista médica de Chile v.145 n.10 20172017-10-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0034-98872017001001289es10.4067/S0034-98872017001001289
institution Scielo Chile
collection Scielo Chile
language Spanish / Castilian
topic Education, Graduate
Education, Medical, Graduate
Equipment Design
Models, Educational
Teaching
spellingShingle Education, Graduate
Education, Medical, Graduate
Equipment Design
Models, Educational
Teaching
Briede-Westermeyer,Juan Carlos
Pérez-Villalobos,Cristhian E.
Bastías-Vega,Nancy
Bustamante-Durán,Carolina E.
Olivera-Morales,Pablo
Parra-Ponce,Paula
Delgado-Rivera,Macarena
Cabello-Mora,Marcela
Campos-Cerda,Ivone
Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
description Background: Training of innovative health professionals is necessary for the development of an effective health system in a limited resources context. However, the professionals underestimate their innovative role and receive sparse training in this issue. Meanwhile, industrial designers are trained to innovate but have a weak knowledge about health issues. Aim: To describe the outcomes of a study based on Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) where health and industrial design students learned about product development aimed to solve health problems. Material and Methods: Twenty industrial design students, seven health care students and nine teachers of both disciplines participated in a User Centered Design workshop. Using the CBL method, they were challenged to develop products to tackle a health problem. At the end of the challenge, teachers and students evaluated the products using a semantic differential method and answered a questionnaire assessing the activity. Results: In the semantic differential method, all participants evaluated usefulness, functionality and organization of the product rather than its originality. The greatest discrepancies in evaluation were found between design and health teachers. Students positively evaluated the challenge, although the weakest point was its coordination. Conclusions: CBL and interdisciplinary work are adequate tools for the development of innovative competences, as well as understanding the central elements of innovation.
author Briede-Westermeyer,Juan Carlos
Pérez-Villalobos,Cristhian E.
Bastías-Vega,Nancy
Bustamante-Durán,Carolina E.
Olivera-Morales,Pablo
Parra-Ponce,Paula
Delgado-Rivera,Macarena
Cabello-Mora,Marcela
Campos-Cerda,Ivone
author_facet Briede-Westermeyer,Juan Carlos
Pérez-Villalobos,Cristhian E.
Bastías-Vega,Nancy
Bustamante-Durán,Carolina E.
Olivera-Morales,Pablo
Parra-Ponce,Paula
Delgado-Rivera,Macarena
Cabello-Mora,Marcela
Campos-Cerda,Ivone
author_sort Briede-Westermeyer,Juan Carlos
title Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
title_short Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
title_full Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
title_fullStr Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
title_full_unstemmed Experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
title_sort experiencia interdisciplinaria para el diseño de productos para la salud
publisher Sociedad Médica de Santiago
publishDate 2017
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