05/29/2026
What happens when a patient uses a medical device at home, alone, at 6 a.m.? Almost certainly something different than what happens in a usability lab.
Our latest newsletter tackles the real complexity of in-home medical device ethnographies: why they matter for patient safety, what makes them logistically and ethically challenging, and how to do them right. Bold Insight Partner Courtney Roberts draws on lessons from the field, including her recent presentation at the 2026 HFES International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics in Health Care.
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π Research spotlight When a patient manages a chronic condition at home, they are not doing it in a clean, well-lit room with a researcher watching from behind a one-way mirror. They are doing it at 6 a.