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Medic Mobile Design Cards

Medic Mobile developed a set of 50 “design cards," hand-drawn by Senior Designer, Dianna Kane. Each card has a drawing of different components of the healthcare system: community members, healthcare workers, places, technology, and actions involved—such as visits to clinics. These cards are a visual and tactile way to engage people in role play to help facilitate understanding of Medic Mobile's work and imagine new ways of doing it. They invite everyone to get involved, even where language barriers are present. Every purchase goes toward Medic Mobile’s mission to connect lifesaving care to underserved communities. These cards are available for purchase. The product description is as follows: 

  • Pack of 50 black & white cards
  • Hand-drawn designs
  • Printed on Heavy card stock
  • Size: 3.5” x 2.5”
  • Ships in 3 to 4 weeks

Watch the video Mobile Medic Design Cards in Action: Antenatal Care to learn more. 

Why it helps with planning: This tool could be used during the concept development/design phase if you are considering using the Mobile Medic platform. It is an example of how to structure human centered design. 

Outside Link: 
http://medicmobile.org/approach
Resource Type: 
Multimedia Content
Language: 
English
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