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Richard Anderson
Human-Centered Design Expert and Educator
Richard Anderson is a Principal at OE Strategy, where he has been involved since November 2013. He specializes in human-centered research, strategy, and design thinking, focusing on organizations aiming to create positive social impacts. His work encompasses various sectors, including healthcare, education, workplace diversity, and homelessness.23
Anderson has a rich background in user experience (UX) practice and organizational strategy. He has held multiple leadership positions and has extensive experience in guiding and facilitating design and implementation processes. His career includes significant contributions to the field of human-centered design, emphasizing the importance of addressing social and environmental issues through design practices.12
He holds a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Science in Computer Science from Iowa State University and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, respectively. He also pursued a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology at the same institution.2
Highlights
I’ll be hosting a Medicine X event entitled, “The Walking Gallery of Healthcare” in San Francisco the evening of Tuesday, February 19.
The Walking Gallery of Healthcare, founded by Regina Holliday, is comprised of more than 450 individuals around the world who wear their personal stories painted on the backs of business suits. Most paintings are of the wearers’ own patient stories, many depicting medical errors or family tragedies.
All members of The Gallery are advocates for patient empowerment and patient-centered healthcare. Among other things, these individuals attend medical conferences and policy meetings where there often isn’t a patient on the program or in the audience, hence providing an essential patient voice and triggering a change in the conversation.
There are at least 25 members of The Walking Gallery in the SF Bay Area. Come meet some of them; see their jackets and hear their stories; find out why they became members of The Walking Gallery, and engage with them in helping to improve our healthcare system.
#medicine #healthcare #activism
I’ll be returning to the BayCHI stage next Tuesday evening (December 11) at PARC with a talk on “In With the Old, In With the New” — hoping many who filled the auditorium monthly years ago return to say hello & to meet many newer to the field #interactiondesign #design #socialimpact #HCI #ageism #ethics
