Stroke Communication Tool

Designing for every single second to save lives Design Talk bij Atike Pekel at 13.30 and 15.00 hrs at the Philips Museum

Hosted by Philips Museum and Philips Experience Design

This project is now archived and was part of DDW19

Stroke Communications Tool

Philips team and partners at Karolinska University Hospital designed and developed a stroke communications app to produce the right information at the right time, enabling clinical staff to communicate efficiently and act fast.

Worldwide, stroke is the second leading cause of death and the third leading cause of disability. A stroke occurs when your brain doesn’t get the blood and oxygen it needs. This may be due to a clot or to a burst blood vessel. Either way, it’s not long be

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Atike Pekel

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Philips Museum and Philips Experience Design
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About Philips Museum and Philips Experience Design

Philips Experience Design was founded in 1925. Over 500 designers in 15 studios around the world create products, services and solutions that are meaningful to the people who purchase or use them. Every year Philips Design wins over 130 international design prizes. The designers offer a look behind the scenes and insight in the challenges and cooperations. The Philips Museum gives a fascinating picture of Philips developing from a small light bulb manufacturer into an innovative global company.

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