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Wow! How? Patient-led Design

January 16, 2025 By Susannah Fox Leave a Comment

A man sits on stage in a wheelchair. Behind him is a screen showing a chair and stool.

Michael Graves, the renowned architect and designer, was hospitalized in 2003 when a sinus infection spread to his spinal cord, a very rare occurrence. He survived but was paralyzed from the chest down.  As he moved among hospitals and rehabilitation centers, Graves was struck by how the patient rooms and furniture were not only ugly, but […]

Filed Under: Champions, Solvers Tagged With: assistive devices, Michael Graves, Rebel Health, Stanford Medicine X, Wow! How? Health

Flashback: Announcing the Invent Health Initiative

March 8, 2018 By Susannah Fox 2 Comments

Make Things, above a drawing of a woman holding tools

I recently signed on as an advisor to a group of George Washington University students who are organizing a medical and assistive device hackathon on March 24-25, 2018, in downtown DC. Check it out if you live nearby! In pulling together resources for them, I found the memo I sent to senior leaders across the Department […]

Filed Under: key people, policy issues Tagged With: assistive devices, Hhs, home health care hacks, Invent Health, NIH

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