Build the Human Factors capability your team needs.
Practitioner-led workshops for product teams shipping in regulated, high-consequence environments. Delivered on-site, virtually, or as a custom curriculum.
HFE Foundations for MedTech Teams
A working introduction to IEC 62366-1, FDA Human Factors guidance, and how to embed HFE into your product process without slowing the team down.
- Map IEC 62366-1 and FDA HF expectations to your existing process
- Identify use-related hazards and connect them to ISO 14971 risk files
- Plan a fit-for-purpose formative + summative study cadence
- Run an internal use-error review on a real artifact from your product
Usability Testing Bootcamp
Learn to plan, moderate, and analyze formative and summative studies with use-error coding and risk integration. Heavy on practice, light on slides.
- Write protocols, task scenarios, and scoring rubrics that hold up to audit
- Moderate a session without leading the participant
- Code use errors, close calls, and difficulties consistently
- Translate findings into design changes and risk-control updates
Human-AI Workflow Workshop
For teams building AI into safety-critical workflows. Covers trust calibration, explainability patterns, and operator handoff design.
- Recognize automation bias and complacency patterns in your product
- Design transparency and confidence cues users actually attend to
- Define safe handoff and override moments between human and AI
- Draft an evaluation plan aligned to EU AI Act expectations
EHR & Clinical Workflow Research
Practical training for teams shipping EHR modules, clinical decision-support, and care-coordination tools — across inpatient, ambulatory, home, and community settings.
- Apply ONC Safety-Enhanced Design (§170.315(g)(3)) to your roadmap
- Plan ethnographic studies across mixed clinical environments
- Reduce documentation burden without losing clinical fidelity
- Produce findings credible to agency reviewers and clinical leadership
Need a custom curriculum?
We design private workshops around your domain, your standards, and your team's maturity.
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