Team Phoenix
Becoming a health-innovation team
We realised what ingredients and how the distribution of roles and responsibilities was the strongest driver for group success.
Insights
With this Insights section we provide you with the latest update on the progression of the BioMedical Design Fellowship Programme. Insights are written by BioMedical Design Fellows on a weekly basis and from time to time by the BioMedical Design staff when we feel we have some important messages to convey to our audience.
Andrew Stretton
Finding unmet healthcare needs
Despite being an engineer; a man; and having zero professional medical experience, this week I began observations in a gynaecology and obstetrics department as a part of my year at the BioMedical Design Programme.
With great teamwork comes great responsibility!
When our group constellation, Team InnoPatient, was announced, we all had a lot of questions and wondered why the BioMedical Design program had placed us together, but it turned out that they had seen something…
Team Vital DeSign
Interdisciplinary group Our group is very interdisciplinary, as we have quite different backgrounds. Kristine is an industrial Designer with experience as a start-up manager, Maria is a PhD with experience from the medical device industry…
Upgrading our professional backgrounds…
Align and learn together Our team consisted of Søren who is a medical doctor with experience in different specialities and Tine who is a researcher with a background in biomedical engineering. As the programme is…
5 years wiser in only 10 months!
The BioMedial Design Programme is an intense 10-month experience loaded with tons of invaluable learnings. Here are some of the reasons we think we got 5 years wiser i 10 months.
Nanna Amby
How to pick up electronic skills
With the introduction to electronic prototypes Nanna Nordman Amby has gained knowledge about what is possible and can be a part of developing solutions that might have electronic parts in it.
Catharina Holland
There is no ‘I’ in teamwork
My team counts three team members, all with different backgrounds and different ways of thinking, which I see as a big strength. However, being a team member also means being well aligned with your teammates, figuring out how to share knowledge and observations between each other and last but not least how to settle on the needs you want to bring forward into the creative skills phase.
Neil Arvin Bretaña
New Year – New Creative Phase
As we rang in 2021 from home, the Biomedical Design fellows also entered the creative phase – from home. I have always thought of myself as a naturally creative person. But, having been in academia…
Niklas Kline Lange Frost
Just watch and do nothing – from the days of fieldwork
I’ve been a nurse for seven years and I take a bit of pride in being good at placing IVs and a bit more pride in being helpful towards my colleagues. But here I am doing neither, because as a BioMedical Design fellow, my role is to observe things and not actually do things. And that makes a whole lot of sense.
“It is a new model we want to see expand to all of the Nordics”
In this article in NOME Magazine, BioMedical Design is features as one of the initiatives funded by the Novo Nordisk Foundation that builds on thoughts of cross-pollinating. It strengthens start-up projects when including entrepreneurial mindsets, research, healthcare professionals and business experts. A vision very much in focus throughout the BioMedical Design Programme.
Naja Villadsen
Communicate like a Child
The Creative Skills phase helped fellow Naja Villadsen integrate creativity in her professional life and opened up for communication with drawings and fast prototypes instead of words. Just like children do.
Kasper Linde
How to treat a need
Writing a need statement document and coming to an agreement on what ideas to work on in a team is quite a journey. Fellow Kasper Linde tells his story.
Katrine Lind
Need some answers?
This is a webinar about the BioMedical Design Fellowship Programme featuring the managing director and two current fellows who both explains and answer questions about the programme.
Roeen Roashan
Clinical Immersion – the importance of field work
I’m Roeen Roashan. I come from a business background, with an MBA from 2012. After working as a health technology analyst for more than six years, I decided to start my own health-tech company in…
Chantelle Driever
The BioMedical Design Boot Camp – in my words
My name is Chantelle Driever and I am one of the lucky 8 Aarhus fellows for 2019/20. I have a background in biomedical and biomolecular engineering, and in recent years I had a shop selling…
Katrine Lind Møgelgaard
New BMD teams observing ears, noses and throats – stomachs and kidneys
– BioMedical Design fellows doing their clinical immersion on otolaryngology, gastroenterology and nephrology The new classes of BioMedical Design fellows got together at the old Skjoldnæsholm Castle on Zealand to mark the transition from boot…
Sys Zoffmann Glud
Welcoming Speech by Sys Zoffmann Glud
BioMedical Design Inauguration Day September 2nd 2019 At Biomedical Design we want to empower talents in need led health innovation. We do that with the intention of supplying Danish healthcare, Danish research institutions and the…