
Il metodo di co-design per la salute e la cura
Il manifesto e un toolkit progettati da OpenDot in collaborazione con Fondazione TOG
Autore
OpenDot, Fondazione TOG
Data
2019
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Manifesto of co-design for health and care
English below
Dal 2015 OpenDot, in seguito a un workshop con Fondazione TOG – Together to Go, ha iniziato a comprendere quanto il design attraverso la tecnologia possa diventare un facilitatore di processi per il mondo della disabilità. Con un design human-centered verticalizzato sull’ambito healthcare, grazie alla fabbricazione digitale e alla prototipazione rapida, è possibile costruire pezzi unici, progettati per la persona e a prezzi accessibili. E anche belli, fattore non scontato.
Oggi, dopo una serie di collaborazioni con associazioni di pazienti, medici e aziende del settore sanitario, abbiamo sintetizzato il nostro metodo di co-design in un manifesto che spiega la vision e un toolkit per facilitare la co-progettazione per la salute e la cura.
From 2015 OpenDot, following a workshop with Fondazione TOG – Together to Go, began to understand how design through technology can become a facilitator of processes for the world of disability. With human-centered design specifically focused on the healthcare environment, thanks to digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping, it is now possible to build unique pieces, designed for the person and at affordable prices. And also beautiful, not a foregone conclusion. Today, after a series of collaborations with patient associations, doctors and healthcare companies, we have summarized our co-design method in a manifesto to share our vision and we have designed a toolkit to facilitate co-design for health and care.
- Il manifesto del co-design per la salute e la cura
- Un toolkit composto da canvas, booklet e un set di carte per facilitare le fasi del processo di co-design:

From 2015 OpenDot, following a workshop with Fondazione TOG – Together to Go, began to understand how design through technology can become a facilitator of processes for the world of disability. With human-centered design specifically focused on the healthcare environment, thanks to digital manufacturing and rapid prototyping, it is now possible to build unique pieces, designed for the person and at affordable prices. And also beautiful, not a foregone conclusion. Today, after a series of collaborations with patient associations, doctors and healthcare companies, we have summarized our co-design method in a manifesto to share our vision and we have designed a toolkit to facilitate co-design for health and care.
- The manifesto of co-design for health and care
- A toolkit that includes canvas, booklet and a set of card to facilitate the steps of the co-design process: