PCICS Podcast Episode 121: Design Thinking- A Different Way to Approach Problems in the CVICU
PCICS PodcastShow Notes
Confused about what "design thinking" means? Join host Dr. Saidie Rodriguez (Children's Healthcare of Atlanta) as she interviews Dr. Seth Gray (Sick Kids, Toronto), Dr. Charles Lawson (Royal Children's, Melbourne), Dr. Rochus Hinkel (U of Melbourne) and Dr. Lillian Su (Phoenix Children's) on their design thinking session at the 2024 PCICS Annual Conference in November. They discuss what design thinking is, and how it can apply to designing care for our patients and our teams in the CVICU.
Producer and Editor: Lillian Su (PCH) Sponsor: Lurie Children's Hospital. Includes a special announcement of our new executive producer!
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