
Oli
8 Weeks | Winter 2023
Industrial Design | Experience Design | Illustration
Designed in Collaboration with: Drake Zahara
Professor: Jason Morris
Special thanks to the designers at Sonosite for their feedback.
Current products for chemotherapy treatment limit patients’ mobility are unergonomic, non-discrete and cumbersome.
Trends in patient preference to receive treatment at home, home-based chemotherapy being more cost-effective and advances in remote monitoring led to pursuing a design centered around patients who desired at-home treatment.
Oli seeks to improve the patient experience by utilizing a safe and secure passive infusion pump system and intuitive screen for guidance throughout treatment.

Improve quality of life.
Reduce healthcare costs.
Support treatment adherence.
Improve patient satisfaction.
Project Goals
Mindset:
Mindset:
Elements

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Concept focused on being adaptable to home and hospital environments allowing for greater flexibility and freedom with the goal of inspiring better treatment adherence.
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The multi-environment concept was considerably smaller than existing solutions and a cylindrical form fit well in a pocket or personal bag.
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An OLED screen with treatment readouts and progress supports the user to feel capable and aware of treatment status.
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Concept focused on being tailored to hospital environment and staff workflows.
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Simplistic interaction points and a sizeable flat face that provided room for a larger screen to be incorporated for quicker readability from hospital staff.
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Able to fit in a pocket like a large wallet.
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This concept leaned on an optimistic view of progressing technology, rethinking the process for chemotherapy delivery.
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A cartridge system was explored for quick and easy dose refills.
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A removable monitor prompted a physical reminder to adhere to the patient’s treatment schedule.
Final Direction
Oli is the product of a collaboration with
Please check out his work, he brought so much to realizing this project.