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Happiness: Air, Water, Food, Sleep, Movement
Share/Bookmark Guest Post by Senior University of Minnesota-Rochester Student, Lauren Smith Flabbergasted, awe-struck, impressed; those were my feelings after the presentation from the designer and researcher J. Paul Neeley. To me he is the man who has given up everything … Continue reading
Communication Insights for Large Surgical Departments
Share/Bookmark“A five minute car ride helped us solve our challenge with resident duty hour restrictions.” That is what a transplant surgeon at Mayo Clinic said when we interviewed him about communication within the Department of Surgery. He told us the … Continue reading
My Wellness Roller Coaster, A Design Research Tool
Share/BookmarkAs part of the primary research for our six-month long research and design project entitled, What Ifs, Ahas and Now Whats?: Designing for the Creative Process of Behavior Change, my design partners, Marnie Meylor and Matthew Gardner, and I created … Continue reading
By Caroline Lu |
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Tagged Center for Innovation, CFI, coaches, coaching, conversations, Design Research, methods, primary research, relationships, Wellness
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