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Three Examples of Using Measurement in Human-Centered Design-Influenced Health Interventions
Project Measurement Approach Adolescents 360, 2016–2020 Focus: Behavior change and service improvement Mechanism: Multi-partner collaboration An adolescent sexual and reproductive health program intended to increase demand for and voluntary uptake of modern contraceptives among adolescent girls aged 15–19 years in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Tanzania Clear problem statement and theory of changeUser-centered design researchIterative solution framingProcess evaluation including interviews, document review, and observationContinued measurement and iteration during implementationTheory-based independent outcome evaluation
Cost effectiveness studyBrilliance, 2010–presentFocus: Product designMechanism: Single, multi-disciplinary organizationA line of phototherapy devices intended to close the quality health care gap for underserved newborns requiring jaundice management Clear problem statement and theory of changeLandscape analysisUser-centered design researchInterviews with medical professionalsClinical observationHuman factors testing, theory of changeCustomer value chain analysisSupply chain analysisAdaptive management: routine monitoring and cycles of product adaptation Group Antenatal Care, 2016–2019Focus: Service improvement and behavior changeMechanism: Multi-partner collaborationDevelop and test group ANC models as alternatives for addressing shortcomings of one-to-one models to deliver higher-quality care User-centered design researchCo-creation of potential models with key stakeholders including mock pregnancy club sessions, card sorting, and testing of visuals, focused discussionsRoutine data analysisInterviews, focus group discussions, and observation of ANC pre/postTime and motion studiesMaterials testing Abbreviation: ANC, antenatal care.
